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This paper discusses a recently proposed scenario of a climate-inducedCollapse of the Eastern Mediterranean in the 11th century AD. It demonstratesthat such a scenario cannot be maintained when confronted with proxy data fromvarious regions. On the other hand, data on the interplay between environmentand economy in the Komnenian period (1081-1185) and evidence for a change ofclimatic conditions in the period of the Angeloi (1185-1204) is presented,arguing that climatic parameters should be taken into consideration whencomparing socio-economic dynamics in the Eastern Mediterranean with those inWestern Europe. The necessity of further research on the regional as well asover-regional level for many aspects of the interaction between human societyand environment in the medieval Eastern Mediterranean is highlighted.

jahrbuch der österreichischen byzantinistik

A Collapse of the Eastern Mediterranean? New results and theories on the  interplay between climate and societies in Byzantium and the Near East, ca.  1000-1200 AD