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Algorithmic Visibility and Institutional Trust: Structural Limitations of Digital Professional Platforms in the Transnational Context

Why digital visibility does not ensure institutional trust. The work examines fragmented professional biographies and the limits of platform-based self-presentation.

AuthorsIgor Leonov, Yurii Savchuk
Manuscript / version date2026
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Professional work can be distributed across publications, profiles, recommendations and organizational archives. Its online presence does not itself explain how the records relate or what they establish.

Leonov and Savchuk examine the difference between algorithmic ranking and reproducible trust. Particular attention is given to migrants and independent professionals whose careers cross borders and institutions.

The full Russian text is available in an author upload on Academia.edu. The English title is a bibliographic translation; the accessible manuscript is in Russian.

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Igor Leonov, Yurii Savchuk. (2026). Algorithmic Visibility and Institutional Trust: Structural Limitations of Digital Professional Platforms in the Transnational Context. https://www.academia.edu/167611262/Algorithmic_Visibility_and_Institutional_Trust_Structural_Limitations_of_Digital_Professional_Platforms_in_the_Transnational_Context

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Igor Leonov, Yurii Savchuk. (2026). Algorithmic Visibility and Institutional Trust: Structural Limitations of Digital Professional Platforms in the Transnational Context.