Brian Jackson

Dr Brian Jackson is affiliated with the Research & Commercialisation Support Centre at South East Technological University (SETU), where he serves as Head of Graduate Studies. His work bridges academic research and institutional research support, indicating a strong engagement with scholarly activities.

His research focuses on the history of the Society of Jesus in Ireland, particularly in the early modern and post-1814 periods. Key areas include Jesuit missions, religious controversy, and historiographical developments. His work contributes to understanding the role of religious orders in Irish cultural and intellectual life.

The two most recent publications reflect a consistent focus on Jesuit history in Ireland across different epochs. The 2022 chapter examines religious controversy in the 1630s, while the 2020 contribution offers a historiographical survey of the Jesuits after 1814. Together, they demonstrate a deep engagement with both primary historical analysis and secondary scholarly critique in the field of religious history.

Dr Jackson has no listed scientific awards in the provided materials.

There is no public information available regarding student supervision or grant funding. His role in graduate studies suggests involvement in academic mentoring and research coordination, though specific details are not disclosed.

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