Below is a limited bibliography of secondary sources on Guiding/Scouting in Latin America (Central America, South America, and the Caribbean). It is hoped that visitors to this site will be able to provide additional citations to make this bibliography more complete. If you know of any primary/secondary material that should be included in the bibliography, please contact us.
 

• "Boy Scouts in Argentina." Bulletin of the Pan American Union 46 (February, 1918): 221-229.
   
• "Boy Scouts in Guayaquil." Bulletin of the Pan American Union 47 (October, 1918): 551-554.
   
• "Boy Scouts or Jovenes Exploradores of Cuba." Bulletin of the Pan American Union 47 (September, 1918): 395-400.
   
• "Catholic Boys Scouts in Cuba." America, August 27 1921, 458.
   
• Acha, Omar. El Sexo De La Historia: Intervenciones De Género Para Una Crítica Antiesencialista De La Historiografía, Cuadernos De El Cielo Por Asalto. Buenos Aires: Ediciones El Cielo por Asalto, 2000.
   
• Berrones Contreras, Ana Maria. "Sistema GraìFico Para Promover El V Philia Nacional." LDG thesis, Universidad Autoìnoma de San Luis Potosiì, 1990.
   
• Buhle, Paul. History and the New Left: Madison, Wisconsin, 1950-1970, Critical Perspectives on the Past Series. Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1990.
   
• Cifuentes Herrera, Juan Fernando. El Diálogo De Los Cuerpos: La Sexualidad En La Literatura Guatemalteca: (Narrativa Escrita Por Varones): Antología Comentada [Transl.: The Dialogue of Bodies: Sexuality in Literature Guatemalan: (Fiction Written by Men): Annotated Anthology]. Guatemala: Editorial Palo de Hormigo, 2005.
   
• Domínguez Ruvalcaba, Héctor. Modernity and the Nation in Mexican Representations of Masculinity: From Sexuality to Bloodshed. New York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.
   
• Fernández Aceves, María Teresa, Carmen Ramos-Escandón, and Susie S. Porter. Orden Social E Identidad De Género: México, Siglos Xix Y Xx [Transl.: Social Order and Gender Identity: Mexico, Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries]. México, D.F.: Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social, 2006.
   
• Ford Motor Co. "Redeeming a Rubber Empire: Ford Builds an Industry in the Amazon Jungles," Photograph Album, 1931 (Accession 1893). Benson Ford Research Center, The Henry Ford. Dearborn, MI. Contents: The album is comprised of eighty-three 10 x 12 inch black and white photographs with captions that document Ford Motor Company rubber activities in Brazil in 1931. The album includes images of staff housing and dormitories; native housing and native families; schools, school children, and boy scouts; gardens and farming; roads and road construction; jungle clearing, burning, logging and planting; rubber trees at various stages of growth; long views of the plantation and the river; the cemetery; and a wildlife exhibit. The title is embossed in gold on the cover of the album.
   
• Fowler-Salamini, Heather, and Mary K. Vaughan. Women of the Mexican Countryside, 1850-1990: Creating Spaces, Shaping Transitions. Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1994.
   
• Garcia SJ, Fernando Soto-Hay. Cronologia Del Escultismo [Transl: Chronology of Scouting]. 2nd ed. Mexico City: Asociacion de Scouts de Mexico, 2000.
   
• Gonzalez, Luis E. "Scouting: An Adaptable Nonformal Education Alternative to Promote Development among Chilean Youth." Ed.D. diss., Harvard Graduate School of Education, 1982.
   
• Greene, John Edward. Race, Class & Gender in the Future of the Caribbean. Mona, Kingston, Jamaica: Institute of Social & Economic Research, University of the West Indies, 1993.
   
• Irwin, Robert McKee. Mexican Masculinities, Cultural Studies of the Americas. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2003.
   
• Moraña, Mabel. Mujer Y Cultura En La Colonia Hispanoamericana, Serie Biblioteca De América. Pittsburgh, PA: Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana, University of Pittsburgh, 1996.
   
• Ochotorena Barrena, José Antonio. "Necesidades Que Satisfacen Los JoìVenes En El Escultismo." Thesis, Universidad Rafael Landivar, 1975.
   
• Owen, Hilary. Gender, Ethnicity, and Class in Modern Portuguese-Speaking Culture. Lewiston, NY: E. Mellen Press, 1996.
   
• Pantelides, Edith A., Elsa López, Programa Regional sobre Aspectos Sociales de la Reproducción Humana, and World Health Organization. Varones Latinoamericanos: Estudios Sobre Sexualidad Y Reproducción. 1a ed, Tramas Sociales. Buenos Aires: Paidós, 2005.
   
• Peìrez Beniìtez, Ermilo Roberto. "Campamentos Y Colonias Escolares." Thesis, Universidad Nacional Autoìnoma de Meìxico, 1964.
   
• Pilla, Bianca Smith. Movimento Bandeirante No Rio Grande Do Sul: 60 Anos De História. 1a. ed. Porto Alegre: Editora Evangraf, 2004.
   
• Ponce S., Ramón Miguel, and Enrique Zenil Verduzco. La Flor De Lis: Entre Vientos Y Tormentas La Historia De Los Scouts En México (1913-1941) [Transl: The Fleur De Lys: Between Winds and Storms, History of the Scouts in Mexico, (1913-1941)]. 3 vols. Vol. 1. Mexico: Virtualis, 2004.
   
• ———. La Flor De Lis: Los Caudillos Del Pequeño Reino, Historia De Los Scouts En México (1941-1976) [Transl: The Fleur De Lys: The Warlords of the Small Kingdom, History of the Scouts in Mexico (1941-1976)]. 3 vols. Vol. 2. Mexico: Virtualis, 2005.
   
• ———. La Flor De Lis: Un Horizonte Lejano, Historia De Los Scouts En México (1976-2000) [Transl: The Fleur De Lys: A Distant Horison, History of the Scouts in Mexico (1976-2000)]. 3 vols. Vol. 3. Mexico: Virtualis, 2006.
   
• Sodré, Hélio. O Escotismo Do Mar E a Ilha Da Boa Viagem No Século Xx [Transl.: Sea Scouting and the Island of Boa Viagem in the Twentieth Century]. 1a ed. Rio de Janeiro: Livre Expressão, 2007.
   

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