BIBLIOGRAPHIES
Even though Sendero Luminoso launched its military strategy only 17 years ago, hundreds of books and articles have been written about the group. These bibliographies pull that information together and provide the user with a convenient way to begin, and continue, research on the subject.
Larson, Everette E. Sendero Luminoso: A Bibliography. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress, 1985
.A short work that gives guidance on sources from 1981 until early 1985. Good for journal and newspaper articles (many are in Spanish) about the movement in the early stages. One drawback is the lack of annotations.
Call #: Z1870.3 .L37 1985
Location: Davis Library, 8th floor
Stern, Peter A. Sendero Luminoso: An Annotated Bibliography of the Shining Path Guerrilla Movement, 1980-1993. New Mexico : SALALM Secretariat, General Library, University of New Mexico, c1995.
An excellent source that reviews the majority of journal articles and books published in the United States and Peru over a 13-year period. The 1185 citations are arranged chronologically and come complete with annotations. There is an introduction about the formation of Sendero and also suggestions at the end on where to look for future reading on the topic. This is a must for anyone researching Sendero.
Call #: F3348.2 S7 1995
Location: Davis Library, 4th floor.