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Voluntary Action in Developing Countries: Types, Origins, and Possibilities

This paper is primarily concerned with the development role played by voluntarism whether in the least advanced, middle-range, or most advanced of the developing societies. Voluntarism (voluntary associations and volunteer programs) can and does play a role at all levels of development. In less developed areas there are, for example, voluntary groups among the Cuna Indians, living on the San Blas Islands of Panama, assisted by the Summer Institute of Linguistics, Otomi-speaking Indian groups in Mexico, assisted by DESMI, an indigenous voluntary association, and groups such as the Philip,