Dr. Stefan Dudink

Biography

Stefan Dudink is an Assistant Professor at Radboud University, focusing on Gender and Diversity within the Radboud Social Cultural Research institute. His research emphasizes the socio-cultural aspects of sexuality, exploring historical variability, socio-cultural diversity, and political conflicts surrounding sexuality. He teaches introductory courses on sexuality studies, as well as specialized courses on the history of sexuality, globalization, and media culture. His scholarly work is deeply entrenched in the History Department, where he concentrates on the meanings of gender and sexuality in modern Dutch and Western political contexts, particularly in relation to military culture. Dudink’s research includes the examination of masculinity, nationalism, national identity, monarchy, citizenship, military service, and the implications of homosexuality in the context of national identity and multiculturalism.

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