One of the main forms of resistance lies in imagining and enacting possibilities outside the confines of existing power structures. The potentiality of the right to the city is best materialized in a political program to rally against the abstraction of space,  an invitation to imagine alternatives to existing forms of organizing social life. But given the legacy of modernism, can utopias be still thought of as tools of political action and forging hope, and planning as a site for building alternatives?

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