Document Type : Research Paper
Author
Master of Geography and Rural Planning, Shahid Beheshti University
Abstract
The nomadic society of the country, affected by the upcoming conditions, has in its historical course experienced processes of settlement, one of its prominent characteristics depending on the effective mechanism of stability or lack of stability. The purposeful study of these trends can familiarize experts with the systematic structure of the nomadic community which, with its dynamic and flexible ability, has been able to pass various stages of transformation, and help them guide the system for the sustainable development of the nomadic tribal community, providing an illustrating guide to understand the future of plans related to nomadic society, as ignorance of this fact will lead to expenditure of financial sources on irrelevant causes and waste of expert forces’ efforts.
Accordingly, those nomadic settlements that are spontaneously adapted to the summer, winter, and middle residences formed the most accepted form of settlement in order to reach a reasonable dispersion of the population in the land to make optimal use of resources in the varied expanses of the area and embody the full adaptation of sustainable settlement.
In this way, identifying the spontaneous nomadic settlement areas can act as a reliable point of reference for integrating and uniting the settlement plans of the relevant organizations with the inner will of the nomads and an appropriate setting for a sustainable and dynamic settlement; if these plans are organized according to the time requirements will lead to purposeful and active ‘’sedimentation’’ of the nomadic.
Based on this, recognizing these regions as a stage in the dynamism and systemic evolution of the nomadic community leads us to a correct understanding of the "dynamic system" that has passed many historical developments with proper performances, and makes the efficient management of current developments of this system possible.
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