Jelena Reljic

Jelena Reljic is an Assistant Professor in Economic Policy at the Department of Economics and Law, Sapienza University of Rome. She teaches Economics of Innovation and focuses her research on labor economics, technological change, and the European economy, with particular emphasis on AI's employment impacts, industrial policy, and regional inequalities. Her work addresses structural divides in Italy and the EU, energy resilience, and policy responses to automation.

Her research interests span AI's regional employment effects, robotization challenges, fiscal policy for inclusive labor markets, and EU structural vulnerabilities. She also examines gender employment dynamics and green transition impacts in core-periphery divides. Recent work includes analyzing workplace safety in robotics and non-standard work trends.

Key themes across her articles include: AI's labor market transformation, EU energy resilience strategies, and regional disparities mitigation. Her analysis combines empirical evidence with policy recommendations for sustainable development and equitable economic transitions.

Despite her prolific output, no scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. She advises no students in listed records, though her teaching role suggests academic mentorship activities.