Stuart P. M. Mackintosh

Stuart P.M. Mackintosh is Executive Director of the Group of Thirty, an international financial think tank. He oversees all aspects of the Group's program of studies, project development, event planning and annual fundraising. The G30 comprises thirty leading public policy and private sector leaders drawn from across the world. The G30 is chaired by Jean-Claude Trichet. Its membership includes such luminaries as: Mark Carney; Mario Draghi; Tim Geithner; Mervyn King; Paul Krugman; Larry Summers; and many others from the topmost tier of international central banking and economics.
Recent publications include -
The Global Financial and Economic Crisis and the Creation of the Financial Stability Board, 2014, published in World Economics;
Crises and Paradigm Shift, 2014, a contribution in the Political Quarterly that has stirred some debate, with direct rebuttals from Prof. Mugge - Policy Inertia and the Persistence of Systemic Fragility; and from Dr. Tsingou - The Club Rules in Financial Governance, both published in 2015.
Crises and Paradigm Shift: A Response to Critics, published in 2015.
Making the Jump: How crises Affect Policy Consensus and Can Trigger Paradigm Shift, 2016, a paper that formed part of a UNEP work stream on Climate Change and Green Finance; and
The UK's Nativist Nationalism, published in 2016, on the dynamics behind the campaign for the UK to leave the European Union.
Why Dull Banks Are Delightful, Financial World Magazine, June/July 2016, pp56–59.
The Creation of the Asian Infrastructure and Investment Bank: America’s Loss and China’s Gain, Journal of World Economics, July-September 2016.
Doing It The Hard Way, Financial World Magazine, December 2016-January 2017, pp-27-28.
Mackintosh published The Redesign of the Global Financial Architecture: The Return of State Authority in November 2015 with Routledge.
Earlier work led to a Ph.D. thesis The Redesign of the Global Financial Architecture: Forums, Institutions, and State Power.

Dr. Mackintosh became Vice President of the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) in October 2015 NABE Board, and in June 2016 he was elected as the 2016-2017 President of NABE, effective in September of 2016. He is a past Director of the NABE Foundation. He serves on the advisory boards of the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum, and the World Affairs Council. Mackintosh was elected a member of the Conference of Business Economists, an invitation-only organization of the fifty top economists in the United States, in 2014.