How to Organize Society in a Refugee Camp?

ABSTRACT: As obligatory immigrant is the outcome of the world’s conflicts, displaced population from all unstable regions of world. They stay in camps in long periods and need ‘durable solutions’ according to their geographic and technical conditions for decades. Prolonged dislocation consequences from procedures in the local and global level. This prolonged condition leads to outcomes that backfire each of these levels, as well as insecurity, over consumption of already limited assets, and tense interstate relations. While immigrants stay in more and more protracted time, circumstances that formerly are impermanent seem to be permanence. Forced displacement all over the world increasingly change to be more in durable life circumstances, expressing different human impacts of conflict and power fights. By using a qualitative method in various sides of refugee camps, this study connects theory of self-government; social life constructs and work distribution to discover the possible motivation for creating refugee sites durable. House to approximately 2.6 million refugees, camps provide as a microcosm with various and multi-level humanitarian supports and refugee hosting actions. With analyzing data collected from UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) documents, related articles, media resources and NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) reports, this research connects the recreation of state self-government, with features of social construction at the local phase that contribute to prolonged dislocation. Analyses of this data present planned and unplanned factors coming from foreign and local actors, NGO disaster and humanitarian aid principles, as well as refugees’ own iv opinion of residency, identity, and belonging that leads to contribute to the permanence refugee displacement. During all these procedures, this study starts on to describe a theory about the approach of hosting refugees and the way that refugees see themselves, and what leads to a form of immigration that turn into more and more long-term. Keywords: durable solution, prolonged refugee camp, society of refugee camp, refugee camp design.