Jean-François Minardi is the former Associate Director of the Economic Freedom and Development Centre and Associate Director of the Global Natural Resource Policy Centre for the Fraser Institute.
Jean-François Minardi holds a Masters Degree in Economics and International Projects Management from the Université Paris XII. He has completed his PhD coursework focusing on International Relations at the Université de Montréal, where he also holds a Masters Degree in Political Science.
Jean-François joined the Institute in 2008 as a Senior Policy Analyst for Quebec and La Francophonie before he moved to the Center for Globalization Studies in 2009 he managed the Economic Freedom of the World Network. He is the co-author of The Government's Grab Groundwater: An Attack on Property Rights in Quebec and the author of What does the future hold for Quebec agriculture and The Management of Water Services in Montreal. He wrote articles for Fraser Forum and Perspectives and published op-eds for newspapers in Quebec including La Presse, Le Journal de Montréal, Le Soleil, The Gazette and Le Devoir.
| By: Niels Veldhuis, Charles Lammam, Milagros Palacios, Bacchus Barua, Alan Dowd, Alana Wilson, Mark Milke, Gerry Angevine, Jean-François Minardi, Mark Rovere, Alexander Moens, Nachum Gabler, Walter Williams, Joel Wood and Terry Anderson
| By: Niels Veldhuis, Fred McMahon, Peter Cowley, Nadeem Esmail, Alan Dowd, Amela Karabegovic, Keith Godin, Jean-François Minardi, Diane Katz, Louis-Philippe Béland and Maureen Hazel
