Johannes Preiser-Kapeller, Dr. phil. (2006), Vienna University, is Senior Researcher at the Institute for Medieval Research/Austrian Academy of Sciences. His many publications on the global middle ages include the monograph Jenseits von Rom und Karl dem Großen (Vienna, 2018).Lucian Reinfandt, Dr. phil. (2002), Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, is Senior Researcher at the Department of Papyri/Austrian National Library. His research focuses on the formation of bureaucracy in the caliphal empire. Recent publications include Strong Letters at the Mamluk Court (Leiden, 2019).Yannis Stouraitis, Dr. phil (2007), Vienna University, is Lecturer in Byzantine History at the University of Edinburgh. His research focusses on social identities and warfare in the Byzantine Empire. His most recent publication is A Companion to the Byzantine Culture of War (Leiden, 2018).

"Migration Histories represents a laudable attempt at going beyond disciplinary borders and bringing in conversation experts from multiple historical subfields, including Byzantine studies, Eastern European studies, Islamic Studies, and more. (...) Finally, this volume invitesfurther attention to issues left standing such as the interplay between Medieval migrations and cultural identity, gender or the environment." – Guillaume Bidaut, in: Orbis Terrarum 20 (2022), pp. 291-294

Johannes Preiser-Kapeller, Dr. phil. (2006), Vienna University, is Senior Researcher at the Institute for Medieval Research/Austrian Academy of Sciences. His many publications on the global middle ages include the monograph Jenseits von Rom und Karl dem Großen (Vienna, 2018).Lucian Reinfandt, Dr. phil. (2002), Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, is Senior Researcher at the Department of Papyri/Austrian National Library. His research focuses on the formation of bureaucracy in the caliphal empire. Recent publications include Strong Letters at the Mamluk Court (Leiden, 2019).Yannis Stouraitis, Dr. phil (2007), Vienna University, is Lecturer in Byzantine History at the University of Edinburgh. His research focusses on social identities and warfare in the Byzantine Empire. His most recent publication is A Companion to the Byzantine Culture of War (Leiden, 2018).

"Migration Histories represents a laudable attempt at going beyond disciplinary borders and bringing in conversation experts from multiple historical subfields, including Byzantine studies, Eastern European studies, Islamic Studies, and more. (...) Finally, this volume invitesfurther attention to issues left standing such as the interplay between Medieval migrations and cultural identity, gender or the environment." – Guillaume Bidaut, in: Orbis Terrarum 20 (2022), pp. 291-294

Johannes Preiser-Kapeller, Dr. phil. (2006), Vienna University, is Senior Researcher at the Institute for Medieval Research/Austrian Academy of Sciences. His many publications on the global middle ages include the monograph Jenseits von Rom und Karl dem Großen (Vienna, 2018).Lucian Reinfandt, Dr. phil. (2002), Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, is Senior Researcher at the Department of Papyri/Austrian National Library. His research focuses on the formation of bureaucracy in the caliphal empire. Recent publications include Strong Letters at the Mamluk Court (Leiden, 2019).Yannis Stouraitis, Dr. phil (2007), Vienna University, is Lecturer in Byzantine History at the University of Edinburgh. His research focusses on social identities and warfare in the Byzantine Empire. His most recent publication is A Companion to the Byzantine Culture of War (Leiden, 2018).

"Migration Histories represents a laudable attempt at going beyond disciplinary borders and bringing in conversation experts from multiple historical subfields, including Byzantine studies, Eastern European studies, Islamic Studies, and more. (...) Finally, this volume invitesfurther attention to issues left standing such as the interplay between Medieval migrations and cultural identity, gender or the environment." – Guillaume Bidaut, in: Orbis Terrarum 20 (2022), pp. 291-294