Works
- Quebec's Foreign Trade, 1982
- Preface of Price Waterhouse's Les 58 moyens d'exporter, 1985
- Commerce sans frontières : le sens du libre-échange, 1987
- Preface of Zeina El Tibi's La Francophonie et le dialogue des cultures, 2001
- La cause du Québec, 2002
- Le commerce international : une approche nord-américaine, 2008 (in collab. with Antoine Panet-Raymond and Denis Robichaud)
Articles
- "La mondialisation rend la souveraineté plus nécessaire et urgente que jamais", in L'Action nationale, March 1999 (en, fr)
- "Pour l'indépendance politique et pétrolière", in Le Devoir, June 13, 2008 (en, fr)
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