Esdras Minville

Esdras Minville (November 7th, 1896 in Quebec with Large-Valley - December 9th, 1975 in Quebec) was a writer, a economist and a Sociologue Québécois. Senior of the Faculty of social sciences of the University of Montreal, he was first Canadian-French to take the head of HEC Montreal. Defender of the social Doctrines of the Church, it helped to found several co-operatives in the province. Collaborator with the Commission Rowell-Sirois, it chaired the Chamber of commerce of Montreal in 1947. Its nationalist ideas approached Victor Barbeau, François-Albert Angers and Lionel Groulx.

Works published

Invitation being studied, 1943
agriculture, 1943
economic Montreal, 1943
the forest, 1944
the business man, 1944
the citizen Canadian-French, 1946
Fishing and drives out, 1946
the businesses: the man, careers, 1965

Honors

Doctorate honorfic of the University of honorary Ottawa
Doctorate of the University honorary Laval
Doctorate of the University of honorary Sherbrooke
Doctorate of the University of Montreal
Member of the royal Company of Canada
1947 - Price Ludger-Duvernay
1968 - Medal Innis-Gérin

See too

Price Esdras-Minville

External bonds

Minville: Biography, writings, testimonys and studies

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