The Causal Layered Analysis (CLA) Reader¶
Inayatullah, S. (2004). The Causal Layered Analysis (CLA) Reader: Theory and Case Studies of an Integrative and Transformative Methodology. Tamkang University Press.
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- Causal Layered Analysis (CLA)
- Rather than attributing outcomes to surface-level events alone, CLA recognizes that every phenomenon operates within nested levels: the litany (surface observations and media narratives), social causes (systemic factors and institutional structures), worldview (paradigmatic assumptions and values), and myth/metaphor (deep cultural narratives and archetypal patterns), as Inayatullah (2004) consolidates in The Causal Layered Analysis Reader.
This sourceEdited volume consolidating the four-layer architecture (litany, social/systemic causes, worldview, myth/metaphor) and surveying applied case studies across policy, organizational, and cultural domains.
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The vendor's contents blurb names the four CLA levels (litany, systems, worldview, myth/metaphor), so the architecture is corroborated but not the claim's per-layer glosses.
“levels (the litany, systems, worldview and myth/metaphor)”
- Rather than attributing outcomes to surface-level events alone, CLA recognizes that every phenomenon operates within nested levels: the litany (surface observations and media narratives), social causes (systemic factors and institutional structures), worldview (paradigmatic assumptions and values), and myth/metaphor (deep cultural narratives and archetypal patterns), as Inayatullah (2004) consolidates in The Causal Layered Analysis Reader.
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