The publication of the volumes of Classica et Orientalia is organized and monitored by three boards:
a) The Editorial Board:
Ann C. Gunter, Wouter F. M. Henkelman, Bruno Jacobs, Robert Rollinger, Kai Ruffing, Josef Wiesehöfer
b) The Scientific Board:
Ehud BenZvi, Pierfrancesco Callieri, Sabine Föllinger, Klaus Geus, Tim Greenwood, Johannes Haubold, Hartmut Leppin, Charlotte Lerouge-Cohen, Angelika Lohwasser, Michael Macdonald, Krzysztof Nawotka, Hans Neumann, Daniel Potts, Claudia Rapp, Rocio da Riva, Thomas Schneider, Rahim Shayegan, Christopher Tuplin
c) The Honorary Board:
Reinhold Bichler, Giovanni B. Lanfranchi

The series Classica et Orientalia publishes monographs as well as edited volumes following international standards of peer review. In recent years, methodological approaches to Greek and Latin written sources treating the history of the Ancient Near East, as well as their interpretation, have undergone a continuous and rapidly developing transformation. The volumes published in Classica et Orientalia take into account these important new perspectives, pursuing two elementary objectives. The first is to investigate how the Ancient Near East took shape in the writings of particular authors of the Classical tradition, comparing their perceptions with Ancient Near Eastern traditions. The second is to closer examine specific topics in order to observe how institutions, social conditions, and cultural phenomena of the Ancient Near East have been mirrored in Western historiography and culture up to the present. Collectively, the volumes published in the series thus also acquire features of a reception history.