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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0731.00015.] A generalized convexity on a topological space \(X\) is a family \(T\) of closed subsets of \(X\) such that \(X\in T\) and \(\bigcap T'\in T\) for any family \(T'\subseteq T\). The paper contains a survey of various results concerning the existence of fixed points of semi-continuous multifunctions in topological spaces \(X\) equipped with generalized convexity. The results reviewed fall into three categories depending on the type of assumptions involved: (1) certain simple subspaces of \(X\) (called polytopes) have the required fixed point property of correspondence; (2) \(X\) has the ordinary fixed point property; (3) ``convex'' sets in \(X\) have some separation properties. The author also deals with the existence of fixed points for compositions of upper semi-continuous multifunctions in such space \(X\) (with generalized convexity). Several special cases are presented.