
Civilizational Healing Research Architecture
A transdisciplinary programme for life-grounded diagnosis, repair, regeneration, and learningBy Dr. Bichara SahelyLength1h 24m
About this audiobook
Civilizational Healing Research Architecture translates a life-grounded theory of civilizational healing into a rigorous six-year research programme. Centered on the “healing episode,” it shows how societies can study and strengthen capacities to recognize injury, interrupt harm, complete repair, transform recurrent causes, regenerate life-supporting conditions, and learn. Six linked work packages cover conceptual validation, a comparative healing atlas, measurement and observatory development, mechanisms and power, participatory healing laboratories, and synthesis and translation. The architecture embeds affected-community authority, Indigenous sovereignty, ethical safeguards, non-displacement audits, explicit decision rights, rival explanations, and stop rules. It offers a practical framework for building a plural, publicly accountable science of healing without medicalizing dissent, forcing reconciliation, or reducing complex realities to a single score.
Audiobook details
GenreHealth and Wellness, Education and Learning
Length1 hr 24 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateFeb 22, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2Listener's Note
3Listening Orientation
4Executive summary
51. Purpose, scope, and status
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61.1 Purpose
71.2 Scope
81.3 Companion theory
92. Non-negotiable design commitments: Listening synthesis: non-negotiable design commitments
103. Conceptual model and units of analysis
113.1 Core constructs
123.2 Primary unit: the healing episode
133.3 Secondary units
143.4 Boundaries and counterfactuals
154. Research questions and propositions
165. Theory of change: Listening synthesis: theory-of-change pathway
176. Work-package architecture
18Listening synthesis: work-package architecture
19Listening map: six-year programme sequencing
207. Work-package specifications
217.1 Work Package 1: Foundations and construct validation
22Objective
23Tasks
24Outputs and gate
257.2 Work Package 2: Comparative healing atlas
26Objective
27Tasks
28Outputs and gate
297.3 Work Package 3: Measurement and observatory
30Objective
31Tasks
32Outputs and gate
337.4 Work Package 4: Mechanisms, power, and cross-scale pathways
34Objective
35Tasks
36Outputs and gate
377.5 Work Package 5: Participatory healing laboratories
38Objective
39Candidate laboratory types
40Outputs and gate
417.6 Work Package 6: Synthesis, governance, and translation
42Objective
43Tasks
44Outputs and gate
458. Comparative case design
468.1 Case families: Listening synthesis: comparative case families
478.2 Selection criteria
488.3 Comparison strategy
499. Measurement architecture
509.1 Measurement principles