Dr. Ollivier Hubert

Biography

Ollivier Hubert is a professor at the University of Montreal specializing in the history of pre-industrial Quebec society. He explores how religious precepts and social identities in the 18th and 19th centuries orchestrated social order and shaped perceptions of power in the St. Lawrence Valley. His research interests encompass social sciences and humanities with a particular focus on the dynamics of the British regime and the colonial history of Quebec. He employs a variety of documentary sources from institutions and educational tribunals to decode the social identities formed and the interactions negotiated within historical contexts. Over recent years, Hubert has examined complex narratives about identity, power structures, and social regulations, providing valuable insights into Quebec's historical landscape. His academic background includes a Doctorate in History from Laval University and postdoctoral studies at the University of Toronto. He is actively involved in supervising graduate theses and contributing to various historical research projects, aimed at uncovering the intricacies of Quebec's past and its implications for contemporary social frameworks.

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