How do young planners deal with rebellion and resistance in urban planning? This documentation brings together results from university teaching and a national winter school in Kaiserslautern and uses three remarkable examples to show that protests and conflicts can slow down and delay planning processes, but they also contain valuable impulses and ideas for urban development processes. One of the core tasks of planning today is to negotiate and balance different interests and objectives, making pluralistic planning an essential part of municipal democracy.weiterlesen