Carmine Gorga, PhD, is president of The Somist Institute and a former Fulbright Scholar. Recent publications include “From Linear Thinking to Complementary Thinking and Relational Thinking” and “The Abuse of Words” in the September and November issues of Mother Pelican: A Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability. By inserting Hoarding into Keynes’ model of the economic system and using age-old principles of logic and epistemology, in a book and a series of papers Dr. Gorga has transformed the linear world of economic theory into a relational discipline in which everything is related to everything else—internally as well as externally. He was assisted in this endeavor by many people, notably for 27 years by Professor Franco Modigliani, a Nobel laureate in economics at MIT. The resulting work, The Economic Process: An Instantaneous Non-Newtonian Picture, was published in 2002 by the University Press of America and has been reissued in a third edition by The Somist Institute in 2016. For reviews, click here. During the last few years, Dr. Gorga has concentrated his attention on the requirements for the unification of economic theory, policy, and practice calling this unity Concordian economics. He is also integrating this work into political science, which he calls Somism, and culture in general, which he calls Relationalism. For some evaluations of his work, please click here.