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This research is based on fieldwork carried out in the camps for Saharawi refugees in Algeria. The article shows how the emerging civil society in the camps has maintained certain values and customs in the Algerian desert, while at the same time they have undergone transformations arising from new social and political conditions. In the period following the ceasefire in 1991, and especially since "refugee economy" has emerged. This article defines that economy, and analyses its effect on the habits, lifestyle, and quality of life of the Saharawi. The article is of interest for political organizations and development NGOs working in this field. The anthropological approach taken in this research pays particular attention to, and offers new perspectives on, the refugee's experiences and views. PALABRAS CLAVE |

Emergencia civil y economía del refugio en los campamentos de refugiados saharauis de Argelia