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Saving Societies from Within

This video is a summary and review of an important new book (February 2024) entitled "Saving Societies from Within" (Routledge) that examines "Innovation and Equity Through Inter-Organizational Networks" (the book's subtitle) by Jerald Hage, Joseph J. Valadez, and Wilbur C. Hadden. The book covers and integrates theory and practice, which the video presents in two parts. Part 1. The theory of systemic coordinated interorganizational networks as a framework for transforming societal systems. Part 2. Evaluation of the NicaSalud Model of public health transformation in Nicaragua following devastation from Hurricane Mitch in 1998 as a test of the theory. The video concludes with 10 lessons for Evaluation extracted from the NicaSalud Model Evaluation. Detailed contents by time marks. 00:00:00 Introduction and overview 00:03:08 Part 1. Theory of Systemic Coordinated Inter-Organizational Networks. 09:06:88 Meet the book's authors. 13:48:60 Transformation and the Polycrisis. 14:37:08 The Hage Transformation Hypothesis. 17:50:00 Knowledge to Innovation Narrative Equation. 21:27:24 Evaluation's Evolution. 21:53:12 Cumulative evidence about networks. 22:11: 16 Part 2 Theory-Based Evaluation and Project Results 22:52:92 The Evaluation Question 23:38:44 Impact of Social Inequality 24:40:08 Lot Quality Assurance Sampling (LQAS) 29:43:00 Impact Findings 30:38:00 Behavioral Evidence 36:52:16 Reducing Social Inequality 39:47:60 Framework for Measuring Network Effects 41:16:00 Action Research 42:20:92 Network Impacts Evaluation Matrix 45:03:00 Ten Lessons about Evaluation 58:05:96 Blue Marble Evaluation 58:43:96 Can society be saved?