Constructing the 'City of International Solidarity': Non-Aligned Internationalism, the United Nations and Visions of Development, Modernism and Solidarity, 1955–1975.

The article focuses on venue for contextualising post-World War II internationalism at the intersection of liberal and socialist conceptions of internationalism. It mentions international collaborative exercise and reconstruction and planning of the city of Skopje, Macedonia represent a powerful embodiment of developmental modernism. It also mentions interconnectedness and cross-fertilisation between liberal and socialist internationalisms and constellation in art and architecture.