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Jasmin Guénette

Jasmin Guénette is vice president of the Montreal Economic Institute. Formerly, he served as director of academic programs at the Institute for Humane Studies at George Mason University. He is primarily interested in public policy matters in Quebec and Canada, and in the ideas of personal and economic freedom. He is the author of a book and of many articles published in various newspapers as well as by the MEI. He was designated as an ambassador of the Université du Québec à Montréal in recognition of his contribution to the development of that school. He is currently on the organizing committee of the Rentrée nocturne de la Place des Arts.

Topics:

  • Libertarian/free-market movement in Canada
  • Canadian politics