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Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- About the Series -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- INTRODUCTION Beyond Enigma: An Agenda for Interpreting Shining Path and Peru, 1980-1995 -- PART 1. WITHIN AND AGAINST HISTORY: CONCEPTUALIZING ROOTS -- Introduction to Part I -- 1 From Race to Class: Insurgent Intellectuals de provincia in Peru, 1910-1970 -- 2 On Poor Relations and the Nouveau Riche: Shining Path and the Radical Peruvian Left -- 3 Chronicle of a Path Foretold? Velasco's Revolution, Vanguardia Revolucionaria, and "Shining Omens" in the Indigenous Communities of Andahuaylas -- PART II. THE CONQUEST THAT FAILED: THE WAR FOR THE CENTER-SOUTH -- Introduction to Part II -- 4 Harvesting Storms: Peasant Rondas and the Defeat of Sendero Luminoso in Ayacucho -- 5 Family, Culture, and "Revolution": Everyday Life with Sendero Luminoso -- 6 The War for the Central Sierra -- 7 Villagers at Arms: War and Counterrevolution in the Central-South Andes -- PART III. OBLITERATING THIRD PATHS: THE BATTLES OF LIMA AND PUNO -- Introduction to Part III -- 8 Shining Path and the "Decisive Battle" in Lima's Barriadas: The Case of Villa El Salvador -- 9 Apogee and Crisis of a "Third Path": Mariateguismo, "People's War," and Counterinsurgency in Puno, I987-I994 -- PART IV. WOMEN AS CITIZEN-SUBJECTS: EXPLORING THE GENDERED WAR -- Introduction to Part IV -- 10 Women in War: Impact and Responses -- PART V. POLITICAL RULE, POLITICAL CULTURE: THE IRONIC LEGACIES OF WAR -- Introduction to Part V -- 11 Civil-Military Relations in Peru, 1980-1996: How to Control and Coopt the Military (and the consequences of doing so) -- 12 Alberto Fujimori: "The Man Peru Needed?" -- 13 Sendero Luminoso and Human Rights: A Perverse Logic that Captured the Country -- 14 Human Rights and Social Referents: The Construction of New Sensibilities -- CONCLUSION Shining and Other Paths: The Origins, Dynamics, and Legacies of War, 1980-1995 -- Abbreviations and Organizations -- Bibliography -- Index -- Contributors