Geographical scope	Global
Chronological scope	500-1700 CE
Keywords	military history, warfare, material culture, conflict studies, cultural heritage, social history, medieval, early modern, violence

Editorial Contact

Series Editors 

Dr. John D. Hosler

Associate Professor of Military History specializing in the European middle ages and the history of medieval strategy and warfare. I am a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and, currently, the President of De Re Militari (the Society for medieval military history), which is the home of the leading scholarly journal in my field, the Journal of Medieval Military History. Before my appointment at CGSC, I taught for twelve years at Morgan State University, an HBCU in Baltimore, where I was promoted to Full Professor. Research activity at: http://cgsc.academia.edu/JohnHosler

Dr. Kathryn Hurlock

Senior Lecturer and historian of medieval Britain, with particular reference to the role of the crusades in British life. I also work on pilgrimage in medieval Wales from the twelfth to the early sixteenth centuries, which forms the focus of my next book. My new research project on The Returning Soldier will work with colleagues at Manchester Metropolitan University and elsewhere to examine the figure of the Returning Soldier from the Ancient World to the early twenty-first century. My particular interest in this lies in the impact of crusading on those who return from conflict, and the potential transformative impact of fighting a holy war. I am interested in how successful campaigns compared to those deemed failures, the impact of mental and physical injury, and the ways in which returning crusaders sought to remember, commemorate and deal with their own participation. [email protected] More information: https://www2.mmu.ac.uk/hpp/staff/profile/index.php?id=57