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Gabriel Monette

Lecturer in business ethics at HEC Montréal and teacher at Cégep André-Laurendeau

Positions held

2025-2026 to today Collaborator(s),
2023-2024 to 2025-2026 Associate researcher(s),

Participation in CRÉ events

5 November 2026 Economic Philosophy Reading Group : Matthew D. Adler (Duke University)
22 October 2026 Economic Philosophy Reading Group
8 October 2026 Economic Philosophy Reading Group
24 September 2026 Economic Philosophy Reading Group
14 May 2026 Economic Philosophy Reading Group
30 April 2026 Economic Philosophy Reading Group – Special Edition
20 April 2026 Philosophy and Ethics of Economics Reading Group
30 March 2026 Philosophy and Ethics of Economics Reading Group
16 March 2026 Reading Group in Philosophy of Economics
2 March 2026 Philosophy and Ethics of Economics Reading Group
16 February 2026 Philosophy and Ethics of Economics Reading Group
2 February 2026 Philosophy and Ethics of Economics Reading Group
19 January 2026 Change of Room: Economic Philosophy Reading Group
4 December 2025 Philosophy and Ethics of Economics Reading Group
28 November 2025 Workshop of the axis Ethics & economics
5 June 2025 Philosophy and Ethics of Economics Reading Group
5 June 2024 Colloque en philosophie de l’économie (4ème édition)
21 May 2024 Reading group in philosophy of economy
30 April 2024 Reading group in philosophy of economy
12 April 2024 Reading group in philosophy of economy
26 March 2024 Reading group in philosophy of economy
29 February 2024 Reading group in philosophy of economy
15 February 2024 Reading group in philosophy of economy
26 January 2024 Democratic innovation and democratic governance workshop
25 January 2024 Reading group in philosophy of economy
4 January 2024 Reading group in philosophy of economy
4 December 2023 Reading group in philosophy of economy

Biography

Lecturer in business ethics at HEC Montréal and teacher at Cégep André-Laurendeau, Gabriel Monette is also a postdoctoral researcher at the Alphonse-et-Dorimène-Desjardins International Institute of Cooperatives under the direction of Rafael Ziegler. His thesis, directed by Christian Nadeau, explores republican corporate governance, with an emphasis on freedom as non-domination and active stakeholder participation.

His research focuses on social, political and governance innovations in economic organizations, using case studies to demonstrate how republican principles can be integrated into the governance structure of businesses. His collaboration with international researchers and institutions enriches the dialogue on corporate governance reform, with a particular focus on practical applications of neo-republican theory. His publications and presentations on this topic demonstrate his commitment to advancing this innovative approach.

gabriel.monette@hec.ca