The Sahrāwī movement for national liberation—known as the Polisario Front—has been organizing into the Sahrāwī Arab Democratic Republic in refugee camps since 1976. This article describes rhetorical and administrative strategies that muster the labor of hospitality carried out in Sahrāwī households to advance the legitimacy of the Polisario Front. The khayma (tent, household, or family), a customary domain of female power and symbol of hospitality among the Sahrāwī (and beyond), bears a metonymic relationship with the project of a Sahrāwī revolutionary nationalism. Examining how hospitality serves as a nexus of articulation between different orders of the political, it argues that practices of hospitality among Sahrāwī refugees constitute the expression of a form of popular sovereignty and revolutionary practice.

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热情好客的能力：在难民营中表现出萨哈维主权

自1976年以来，萨哈维民族解放运动（称为Polisario Front）一直在难民营中组织到萨哈维阿拉伯民主共和国。本文介绍了煽动在萨哈维家庭中进行的招待工作以提高合法性的修辞和行政策略。波利萨里奥阵线的 khayma（帐篷，家庭或家庭），是女性权力的习俗领域，是萨瓦维人（及以后）中热情好客的象征，与萨瓦维革命民族主义的计画有代名词的关系。在研究好客如何充当不同政客之间的联系时，它认为撒哈拉难民中的好客实践构成了一种普遍主权和革命实践的表达。