Explaining the Paradigmatic Model of Resilience of Rural Housing With Emphasis on Rural Economy Using Metacombination Method

housing in rural areas has a special role in meeting basic human needs. Considering the diverse functions of rural housing, it is important to study the effect of various factors on its resilience. Many components can play a role in that change. The purpose of the current research is to explain the paradigm model of rural housing resilience with emphasis on the rural economy. The current research is of a qualitative type and in terms of Morse's typology, it is a "parallel single method". The meta-composite method was used in data collection. The data collection method is document study and semi-structured interview. Nvivo software was used for qualitative data analysis and coding. Based on documentary studies and the use of meta-composite method, the theoretical framework of the research and the initial conceptual model of resilience were presented. The main components are: "optimal governance", "social justice", "endogenous growth", "sense of belonging" and "social vitality". Also, content analysis method is used to explain the components of the final conceptual model of rural housing resilience. Based on the questions raised in the interview process, 757 referrals were provided. With multiple revisions and integration of codes based on similarity during several stages of data summarization, 35 primary codes and 17 core codes were extracted. Based on the components presented in the conceptual model, interview questions were formulated and after summarizing the data, the spiral conceptual model was presented as the final model.