Carmine Gorga

Carmine Gorga is president of The Somist Institute and a former Fulbright Scholar. He is the founder of Concordian economics. He has published ten books and numerous papers in peer-reviewed journals. Dr. Gorga is a regular contributor to Mother Pelican, OpEdNews, TalkMarkets, and Econintersect.Econintersect is among the Top 100 Websites for Enlightened Economists.  His fundamental book, now in three editions, titled The Economic Process: An Instantaneous Non-Newtonian Picture, has been annotated twice in Journal of Economic Literature (JEL). In its --  second  -- annotation, December 2017 issue (p. 1642), JEL states: "Expanded third edition presents the transformation of economic theory into Concordian economics, shifting the understanding of the economic system from a mechanical, Newtonian entity to a more dynamic, relational process.”Fifty years in the making, Concordian economics is a new/old paradigm that reconnects us to the Aristotelian/Aquinian doctrine of economic jutice. In the words of Vincent Ferrini, economic justice “has the answers to universal poverty and the anxieties of the affluent.”  Reviewing his latest paper titled ‘Concordian economics - An Integration of Theory, Policy, and Practice,” Professor Laurence Katz of Harvard has recently written, “I have read over your paper with interest. You present some intriguing ideas and make the case for Concordian economics. But I must conclude that your engaging paper is not a good fit for the QJE.”Gorga has two petitions on the Internet: One is designed to "Mend the Fed"