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During the span of recorded history, there has been always a continual eagerness to reach what is seen as perfect place, this perfection later called utopia or ‘non-existent place’ in Greek. Eventually, perception differs between people, groups, eras, and many other factors, it’s simultaneous desire improving current conditions. One these perceived utopias was Neo-liberalism, which an economic ...

Formulations of utopian and dystopian societies have always engaged with the politics of state power and government, since the better worlds envisaged in utopian thinking commonly rely on the interplay of individual, communitarian and political interests and concerns. Tom Moylan remarks of science fiction during the 1980s that initially it ‘changes the central power structure from the state to ...