The Sea in the Middle: The Mediterranean World | Brian A. Catlos and Josephine Quinn in conversation with Sanjoy K. Roy

An engaged panel observes the development of the Medieval West from late Antiquity to the onset of modernity. Evaluating the Mediterranean world and observing the role played by the populations of Africa, Asia, and Europe in an age when Christians, Muslims, and Jews engaged with each other in both conflict and collaboration, an engaged panel discusses the multilayered links spanning across geography, faith and socio economic constructs which made our world the way it is today.

Brian A. Catlos studies Muslim-Christian-Jewish relations in medieval Christendom and the Islamic World, and the history of the pre-Modern Mediterranean. His books have been translated into ten languages and won major awards from the American Historical Association, the Medieval Academy of America and the Middle East Studies Association. He also writes travel guides.

Josephine Quinn is Professor of Ancient History at Oxford University. She has held fellowships at the Getty Villa and the Cullman Center for Scholars and Writers at the New York Public Library. She published In Search of the Phoenicians in 2018; How the World Made the West will appear in 2024.

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