IV
Part IV · pages 90–224
The Theorist
Ten original theories — from Neo-Managerialism and the ISNAD Firm to Sakīna Sedation and Neo-Re-Homeostatization.
A system under strain needs theories that predict, designs that work and arguments that hold up under attack.
14 chapters
Inside Part IV
- 1 Genealogy of my thought How each theory grew from a problem met in practice — formation, Seoul, diagnosis and design. Page 91
- 2 Why theory, and why these theories Institutions in crisis need explanations that predict, designs that work and arguments that survive attack. Page 92
- 3 The Philosopher-Executive Building theory and then taking executive responsibility for testing it in budgets, structures, services and curricula. Pages 93–97
- 4 Rhizomatic Social Micro-entrepreneurial Innovations (RSME-ESD) An original model of change that spreads through networks, applied to Majmaah University and its clinical institutes. Pages 98–105
- 5 Neo-Managerialism Beyond the false choice between bureaucracy and market: public mission locked, market tools as instruments. Pages 106–118
- 6 Neo-Re-Flexnerization The cure for de-Flexnerization: medicine taught as a university science, by full-time academic faculty, renewed for today. Pages 119–130
- 7 Neo-Re-Halstedization Trust-earned, pyramidal surgical ascent against the 'rectangular' residency — with an AI-simulation framework. Pages 131–142
- 8 Neo-Re-Firmization: the ISNAD Firm Continuity carried by a stable team, not an exhausted individual: 9 axioms, 6 indices and a five-year roadmap. Pages 143–156
- 9 Mourning the Morning Report Productive mourning, not melancholia: the MORNING framework restores seven lost functions of the surgical morning report. Pages 157–170
- 10 Tenantization of Medical Colleges Colleges moving from owners to tenants of hospitals; the Beyond Ownership framework secures governed, priced training access. Pages 171–182
- 11 De-Mythologization Re-Enchantment Test claims, recover kernels and functions, under six red lines against harm and pseudoscience. Pages 183–195
- 12 Sakīna Sedation Proportionate, lucidity-preserving palliative sedation in Islamic bioethics: tranquillity, not oblivion. Pages 196–208
- 13 Neo-Re-Homeostatization Affordance design and team-based, evolution-proof therapy to reset the set-point behind resistant pathogenic behaviours. Pages 209–223
- 14 The Alzerwian corpus: a unified map How the theories fit together as one system sharing one logic. Pages 224–226
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