Jens Rydström
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Jens Rydström (born 1955) is a Swedish historian and professor emeritus of gender studies at Lund University. His research centers on the intersections of sexuality, disability, queer theory, and the history of state regulation, activism, and lived experience in Northern Europe. He is known for his work on the history of homosexuality, sexual politics, disability rights, and queer activism in the Nordic countries.[1][2][3]
