Douglas Farah is the president of national security consulting firm, IBI Consultants, and a Senior Visiting Fellow at National Defense University's Center for Complex Operations. He is an award-winning journalist and author of two critically acclaimed books.
About Douglas Farah
In 2001, as West Africa Bureau Chief for the Washington Post, Mr. Farah broke the story of al Qaeda's ties to the West African diamond trade. In 2004, he worked with the Consortium for the Study of Intelligence, studying armed groups and intelligence reform. Read more...
Publications
Mr. Farah specializes in research, writing and training on transnational criminal organizations and armed groups and their affect on states and corruption; terrorism, terror finance and proliferation; and, illicit financial flows. Go to Publications and Congressional Testimony...
Books
"Farah's drum-tight presentation of evidence to substantiate his allegations will be difficult to dispute, and his stark and straightforward writing style makes this book hard to put down." -- Publishers Weekly Go to Douglas Farah's Author Page at Amazon.com...
For further information on Douglas Farah, his writings and Congressional Testimony, visit IBIConsultants.net.
Selected Publications and Congressional Testimony
- "Bolivia: Silent Partner in the Bolivarian Joint Criminal Enterprise: Evo Morales, the MAS and Regional Destabilization," Interamerican Institute for Democracy, October 2019 September 24, 2019
- Maduro's Last Stand: Venezuela's Survival Through the Bolivarian Joint Criminal Enterprise May 23, 2019
- PRISM Journal of Complex Operations, NDU Press: Extra-Regional Actors in Latin America: The United States is not the Only Game in Town March 11, 2019
- A Strategic Overview of Latin America: Identifying New Convergence Centers, Forgotten Territories, and Vital Hubs for Transnational Organized Crime January 30, 2019
- The MS 13 Transnational Gang in Honduras and El Salvador: A Growing Tier One Threat IBI Consultants field research on the MS 13 gang in Honduras and El Salvador finds the gang is evolving into a major player in regional drug transportation, with political and territorial goals as it replaces the sta March 23, 2018
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