Report on inaugural workshop RSA ReHi-Network ‘Interdisciplinary connections between history & regional studies’

Marica Castigliano

Planning Perspectives, 2018, vol. 33, issue 2, 289-292

Abstract: The RSA Research Network on Regional Economic and Policy History (ReHi) aims to investigate the role of the historic perspective on regional studies through a series of events. During the inaugural two-day workshop, held in London in April 2017, the participants highlighted historical methodologies and approaches that establish a common thread in the various regional disciplines. They defined interdisciplinary connections that need to be addressed to overcome the discontinuous dialogue among researchers of regional studies and history. The research papers that were presented at the conference focused on improving methodologies, analysing economic strategies, developing techniques, and understanding policy development. The workshop aimed at establishing the foundation for a common research framework to improve the scientific debate and provide impact on regional policy regulations.

Date: 2018
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DOI: 10.1080/02665433.2018.1441068

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