4.7 Research and Publications
Citation Tools
How to cite New Contextualism and the records of the archive, with permanent addresses and files for reference managers.
In this section4 · Research and Publications
How to Cite New Contextualism
Cite the founder’s published texts for the ideas of New Contextualism, not this platform. The three principal statements so far are:
- Reza, Mohammad Habib. 2023. ‘New contextualism: A path to a sustainable and equitable future.’ The Business Standard, 19 December 2023 (Reza 2023c).
- Reza, Mohammad Habib. 2025. ‘New Contextualism: An architectural philosophy for deltaic Bangladesh.’ The Daily Star, 23 April 2025 (Reza 2025).
- Reza, Mohammad Habib, and Upama Das Nitu. 2025. ‘New Contextualism: Architecture and Urbanism for People, Place, and Justice.’ Context BD, 16 September 2025 (Reza and Nitu 2025).
Each record page gives the citation in Chicago author–date, APA, BibTeX and RIS formats, ready to copy. Cite this platform only for its editorial material, such as summaries, diagrams and the relations proposed between layers, which are not statements by the founder.
Citing this platform
New Contextualism (platform, pre-publication edition). 2026. “Citation Tools.” https://newcontextualism.org/research/citation/. Accessed [day month year].
A template for citing a page of the platform, shown for this page. Cite the founder’s published texts for the ideas themselves, and the platform only for its editorial material.
Records with a DOI
- Re-Establishing the Sacredness of Somapura Mahavihara: A New Contextual Heritage Management of a Buddhist Sacred Land doi.org/10.53136/97912218247662
- Evaluating morphological changes of household environment: A case study of migration in Mohakhali, Dhaka, Bangladesh doi.org/10.2495/SDP170171
- Seeing urban regeneration through an institutional lens: toward a new contextualism doi.org/10.1080/12265934.2015.1043328
- The Context Debate: An Archaeology doi.org/10.1080/13264826.2016.1170058
- Bengal Gupta Viharas: Did such a Phenomenon Exist? doi.org/10.18848/1833-1882/CGP/v03i05/52620
DOI and Permanent Links
Most records of New Contextualism are newspaper and magazine essays without a DOI. Where a record has one, it is given on the record’s page and listed above.
Every record, project and layer on this platform has a permanent address, which is not changed once published:
- records of the archive: /research/record/
- projects: /projects/project/
- the ten layers: /philosophy/layers/layer/
Addresses from the first edition of the platform redirect to their new places.
BibTeX
Each record page offers its BibTeX entry, ready to copy. The whole archive, and every record on the platform, can be downloaded in one file:
- The archive, in BibTeXBibTeX
Every record of New Contextualism and of the founder’s scholarship.
- The archive, in RISRIS
The same records, for Zotero, EndNote or Mendeley.
- Every record on the platform, in BibTeXBibTeX
The archive with the wider references and the documentary sources cited for facts.
- Every record on the platform, in RISRIS
The same records, for reference managers.
RIS
Each record page offers its RIS entry, and an RIS file to download for Zotero, EndNote or Mendeley. The RIS files for the whole archive are listed above, with the BibTeX files.
Sources
New Contextualism
- Reza 2023cReza, Mohammad Habib. 2023c. “New contextualism: A path to a sustainable and equitable future.” The Business Standard, December 19, 2023. https://www.tbsnews.net/features/habitat/new-contextualism-path-sustainable-and-equitable-future-760366. Record
- Reza 2025Reza, Mohammad Habib. 2025. “New Contextualism: An architectural philosophy for deltaic Bangladesh.” The Daily Star, April 23, 2025. https://www.thedailystar.net/opinion/focus/news/new-contextualism-architectural-philosophy-deltaic-bangladesh-3878456. Record
- Reza and Nitu 2025Reza, Mohammad Habib, and Upama Das Nitu. 2025. “New Contextualism: Architecture and Urbanism for People, Place, and Justice.” Context BD, September 16, 2025. https://contextbd.com/new-contextualism-architecture-and-urbanism-for-people-place-and-justice/. Record