Professor Branislav Radeljić | Senior Fellow | GCRD
Global Centre for Rehumanising Democracy | Senior Fellows
Professor Branislav Radeljić
United Kingdom

Professor Branislav Radeljić

Senior Fellow, GCRD The Aula Fellowship, Montreal, Canada
01About

Professor Branislav Radeljić specialises in European and Middle Eastern political and socioeconomic developments. He lectured for many years in the United Kingdom and, more recently, held full professorships in Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, alongside visiting appointments across Asia, Europe and North America. As a consultant, he has conducted research and delivered expert services to a wide range of clients, including government entities and non-governmental stakeholders. His work focuses on governance regimes, institutional transparency and accountability, and prospects for increased citizen participation.

As an expert witness registered in the EU, UK and US, he provides reports and testimony in legal proceedings related to asylum, refugee and immigration matters. His country expertise includes Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Russia, Serbia, Turkey and the UAE.

He also works on AI policy and governance, particularly the societal impact of AI technologies and how they can be regulated to ensure ethical and equitable outcomes. He has served on several international panels, including as Chief Research Officer at the Aula Fellowship for AI Research and Policy.

02Research & professional interests
Democracy Authoritarianism AI governance Regional cooperation International organisations
03Selected publications
2026Radeljić, B. (2026). Artificial intelligence and the algorithmic discursive sphere: Policymaking dilemmas and the rise of a new public intellectual.
Global Society, 40(3), 433–462. View publication →
2026Djordjević, V., & Radeljić, B. (2026). From denial to demonization: Securitizing the 2024/25 student protests in Serbia.
Journal of Political Power, 19(2), 296–321. View publication →
2026Radeljić, B. (2026). The Russia–Serbia nexus between strategic partnership and domestic politics.
East European Politics and Societies, 40(1), 269–294. View publication →
2026Okoro, U., Mackenzie, T., & Radeljić, B. (2026). Governance and regulation of artificial intelligence in developing countries: A case study of Nigeria.
arXiv preprint. View publication →
2026Amaechi-Okorie, O. H., & Radeljić, B. (2026). Unheard in the digital age: Rethinking AI bias and speech diversity.
arXiv preprint. View publication →