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In 1998, in a talk I gave then, I positioned the task of planning for cities of difference as one caught (productively) in the tension between modernist narratives of progress, with their emphasis on designing a better future for ‘all’, and the contemporary recognition of the heterogeneity of the public, which makes redistribution of resources difficult because
Ruth Fincher (Wed,) studied this question.