Brill A Military History of the Mediterranean Sea: Aspects of War, Diplomacy, and Military Elites: 118 (History of Warfare, 118)

This is a collection of essays that aims to offer a vertical history of war in the Mediterranean Sea, from the early Middle Ages to early modernity, putting the emphasis on the changing face of several different aspects and contexts of war over time. Review "...There is much that is strikingly original here, not just the research itself but also the volume's synergy, and for that and many other reasons the editors deserve accolades." Mark Charles Fissel, Augusta University in De Re Militari, posted September 22, 2018 (http: //deremilitari.org/2018/09/georgios-theotokis-and-aysel-yildiz-eds-a-military-history-of-the-mediterranean-sea-aspects-of-war-diplomacy-and-military-elites-fissel/) About the Author Georgios Theotokis, Ph.D in History (2010, University of Glasgow), is a historian specialising in the military history of the eastern Mediterranean in Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages. He has published on the history of conflict and warfare in Europe and the Mediterranean in the medieval and early modern periods, including Norman Campaigns in the Balkans 1081-1108 (2014). Aysel Yldz, Ph.D. in History (2008, Sabanc University). specializes in late Ottoman history and palaeography, with a focus on political and military history and social movements. Her publications include Crisis and Rebellion in the Ottoman Empire: The Downfall of a Sultan in the Age of Revolution (2017), and (as co-editor) War and Conflict in the Mediterrenean: A Collection of Papers (2017) .