Tomas Andres Michael Carvallo

Tomas Andres Michael Carvallo

Organized crime, US-Mexico cooperation, security in Latin America, methods of criminal group communication

Tomás Andres Michael Carvallo is a Conflict Analysis and Resolution student at George Mason University. He is interested in organized crime, US-Mexico cooperation, conflict trends, and methods of narco communication in Mexico. His work on security in Latin America has been published by The Woodrow Wilson Center’s Mexico Institute, InSight Crime, and the Small Wars Journal.

Selected Publications

“Why Tire Repair Workshops Are the Target of a Wave of Violence in Guanajuato, Mexico,” Small Wars Journal, 2023.

“Shifting Drug Supply Markets In Mexico,” Woodrow Wilson Center, 2022.

“The Militarization of Public Security in Mexico,” Woodrow Wilson Center, 2022.

“Severed Pig Heads - Widespread Cartel Threats Against Mexican Police,” InSight Crime, 2021.