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Katie Campbell

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ID3742235
NAMEKatie Campbell
GIVEN NAMESKatie
FAMILY NAMECampbell
SIGNATURECAMPBELL K
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Bristol
ORCID0000-0002-3108-5479
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS32
TOTAL CITATIONS3
WORKS AS AUTHOR32
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1984
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1
  • Leveraging continuous quality improvement in technical assistance (TA)

    Christine Leicht, Anna Gross et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Public Child Welfare•2026•References: 1

  • Evaluating technical assistance using qualitative comparative analysis

    Katie Campbell, Christine Leicht et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Public Child Welfare•2026•References: 1

  • Peer parental advocacy

    Open Access•Richard Devine, Katy Benson et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Children s Services•2023

  • The Impact of the Mongol Conquests on Earthen Cities in Central Asia

    Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•International Journal of Islamic…•2023•Cited by: 2•References: 1

    This article discusses the uses of mud in Central Asian cities with specific reference to this building material’s role in views on the Mongols’ westward conquests from 1219 to the 1250s. Outlining the patterns of construction, maintenance, and reconstruction of earthen architecture, I consider how the Mongol conquests would have impacted the urban occupation of cities that relied on this building material with a focus on examples from Merv, Turk…

  • Semi-fortified Palatial Complexes in Central Asia

    Open Access•Tim Williams, Katie Campbell et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology International•2018•Cited by: 1•References: 3

    Within Central Asia there is an unusual group of earthen buildings (köshks), usually constructed on raised platforms, with vertical engaged columns forming iconic ‘corrugations’ on the exterior walls. The complexes are semi-fortified, with a second storey entrance, and often with asymmetrical ranges of rooms around an internal courtyard. Little systematic archaeological work has taken place on these monuments, which have mainly been studied as re…

  • A Garden Within Doors

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2010

  • Horticultural Fantasies

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2010

  • Anjalendran

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2010

  • Lutyens and the Great War by Tim Skelton, Gerald Gliddon

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2009

  • The Gardens of Russel Page by Marina Schinz & Gabrielle Van Zuylen

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2009

  • Seduced

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • The Pop Art Tradition

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • Morocco

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • Making the Modern Garden by Christopher Bradley‐hole

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • The Garden at Bomarzo

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • Abstraction and the Holocaust by Mark Godfrey

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • Italian Gardens by Helena Attlee

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2007

  • The Scottish Gardener by Suki Urquhart

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2007

  • Gardens in Perspective

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • Nancy Lancaster

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • The Twentieth Century House in Britain

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • The Gardens of the National Trust for Scotland

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • Walking Through Le Corbusier

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • New Sacred Architecture

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2005

  • The Vanguard Landscapes and Gardens of Martha Schwartz

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2005

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  • The Impact of the Mongol Conquests on Earthen Cities in Central Asia

    Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•International Journal of Islamic…•2023•Cited by: 2•References: 1

    This article discusses the uses of mud in Central Asian cities with specific reference to this building material’s role in views on the Mongols’ westward conquests from 1219 to the 1250s. Outlining the patterns of construction, maintenance, and reconstruction of earthen architecture, I consider how the Mongol conquests would have impacted the urban occupation of cities that relied on this building material with a focus on examples from Merv, Turk…

  • Semi-fortified Palatial Complexes in Central Asia

    Open Access•Tim Williams, Katie Campbell et al.•ARTICLE•Archaeology International•2018•Cited by: 1•References: 3

    Within Central Asia there is an unusual group of earthen buildings (köshks), usually constructed on raised platforms, with vertical engaged columns forming iconic ‘corrugations’ on the exterior walls. The complexes are semi-fortified, with a second storey entrance, and often with asymmetrical ranges of rooms around an internal courtyard. Little systematic archaeological work has taken place on these monuments, which have mainly been studied as re…

  • Writing with Women

    Lindie Bilgorrie, Eva Bunker et al.•ARTICLE•Feminist Review•1984

    Lindie Bilgorrie, Eva Bunker, Katie Campbell, Pat Coleman, Dora Gentry, Pat Hamilton, Angie Howard, Miranda Martin, Sibyl Ruth, Elaine Sulman, Gloria Swanepoel, Kay Syrad, Francine Winham, Writing with Women, Feminist Review, No. 18, Cultural Politics (Winter, 1984), pp. 10-21

  • Author's tour

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•1988

  • The problem of community

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•1992

  • Evening ritual

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•1992

  • Madonna Del Parto

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•1992

  • The way we live now

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•1992

  • The Mother of the Arts

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2003

    Andrew Wilson, Influential Gardeners: The Designers Who Shaped 20th Century Garden Style Denise Otis, Grounds for Pleasure: Four Cemturies of the American Garden Jane Fearnley‐Whittingstall, The Garden: An English Love Affair

  • New Sacred Architecture

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2005

  • The Vanguard Landscapes and Gardens of Martha Schwartz

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2005

  • Gardens in Perspective

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • Nancy Lancaster

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • The Twentieth Century House in Britain

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • The Gardens of the National Trust for Scotland

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • Walking Through Le Corbusier

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2006

  • Italian Gardens by Helena Attlee

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2007

  • The Scottish Gardener by Suki Urquhart

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2007

  • Seduced

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • The Pop Art Tradition

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • Morocco

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • Making the Modern Garden by Christopher Bradley‐hole

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • The Garden at Bomarzo

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • Abstraction and the Holocaust by Mark Godfrey

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2008

  • Lutyens and the Great War by Tim Skelton, Gerald Gliddon

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2009

  • The Gardens of Russel Page by Marina Schinz & Gabrielle Van Zuylen

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2009

  • A Garden Within Doors

    Open Access•Katie Campbell•ARTICLE•The Art Book•2010

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