Abstract
Taking the high ground - Shining Path and the Andes, Michael L. Smith the origins and logic of Shining Path - return to the past, Carlos Ivan Degregort, the centre's multiple failures, Ton de Wit and Vera Gianotten Shining Path and peasant responses in rural Ayacucho, Billie Jean Isbell Shining Path and peasant responses in Andahuaylas, Ronald H. Berg guerillas and coca in the upper Huallaga Valley, Jose E. Gonzales Shining Path's urban strategy - Ate Vitarte, Michael L. Smith Shining Path's Stalin and Trotsky - Abimael Guzman and Luis Kawata, Gustavo Gorriti the organization of Shining Path, Gabriela Tarazona-Sevillano.
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