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Chris Dietz is a socio-legal scholar focusing on the intersection of health justice, technology, and embodiment. He joined the International Centre for Future Health Systems in February 2025 and previously served as a lecturer in Law and Social Justice at the University of Leeds. Dietz has participated in visiting fellowships at notable institutions, including the Unit of Gender Studies at Linköping University and the Centre for Gender Studies at Karlstad University. His research is primarily concerned with promoting equitable access to trans health care, including the regulation of gendered embodiment. He has conducted a theoretical and empirical investigation into the effectiveness of the self-declaration model of legal gender recognition implemented in Denmark, which has been adopted worldwide. His work culminated in the publication of a monograph titled 'Self-Declaration Legal Recognition of Gender' by Routledge in 2023. Additionally, Dietz has contributed significantly to academic literature, co-authoring works on the regulation of assisted reproductive technologies.
University of New South Wales • Sydney, Australia
Researching health justice, technology, and embodiment.
University of Leeds • Leeds, UK
Instructed courses and conducted research in socio-legal studies.
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