Anna Klyueva

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Anna Klyueva is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of digital communication, online civic engagement, and information integrity. She has made notable contributions to understanding how automated and adversarial actors — particularly trolls and bots — manipulate online discourse, disrupt legitimate public conversation, and undermine democratic and social structures. Her research highlights the ethical dimensions of these phenomena, examining how deceptive content is amplified through coordinated inauthentic behavior and the broader consequences this carries for political and civic life in digital spaces. Klyueva's most recognized work, "Trolls, Bots, and Whatnots," has accumulated citations across multiple publication iterations, reflecting sustained scholarly interest in her analysis of these disruptive online forces. With a combined citation count reaching into the twenties, her research has resonated with academics and practitioners concerned with the health of online public spheres. Her scholarship is particularly valuable for students and researchers navigating questions of misinformation, platform governance, and the integrity of digital communication. As threats to online civic engagement continue to evolve, Klyueva's foundational work provides an important lens through which to understand and respond to manipulation in networked public discourse.