Filip Galic is a PhD candidate in architectural history whose research examines how architectural ideology shifted as transformations in the transnational political economy and conflicts reshaped the conditions of architectural practice between Europe and post-Ottoman Non-Aligned geographies during the long Cold War. His work follows architect-planner-pedagogues moving across uneven postcolonial relations to ask how architectural knowledge was produced, translated, and mobilized for reciprocal ideological projects under asymmetrical conditions.