Website File Audit
Website File Audit
Audit date: 2026-08-06. This is an internal working document and is not a Jekyll page.
Scope: all PDFs in files/, the current CV source and PDF, and the current About, CV, Publications, Research, Dissertation, and Teaching pages. Paper identity was checked from text inside each PDF, not inferred from filenames.
Repository PDF inventory
| Current repository path | Current filename | Exact internal title | Authors | Type/status | Apparent version/date | Currently linked on website? | Current page(s) linking it | Duplicate or older version? | Recommended action | Recommended clean filename | Notes / uncertainty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
files/LamberovaSoninCovid.pdf | LamberovaSoninCovid.pdf | Information manipulation and repression: Theory and evidence from the COVID-19 response in Russia | Natalia Lamberova; Konstantin Sonin | Published article, Journal of Public Economics 262 (2026), 105740; DOI 10.1016/j.jpubeco.2026.105740 | Accepted 2026-07-21; online 2026-07-30 | No local link | None | No duplicate found | Ready to link; update CV status/title | Lamberova_Sonin_Information_Manipulation_Repression.pdf | Final publisher PDF; stronger and newer status than CV entry |
files/Pets.pdf | Pets.pdf | The Causal Effect of Pet Ownership on Health and Well-being | Maxim Ananyev; Ferdi Botha; Natalia Lamberova; Kyle Peyton | Published article, Applied Research in Quality of Life 21 (2026), 781–795; DOI 10.1007/s11482-026-10550-5 | Published online 2026-02-16 | No local link | None | No duplicate found | Ready to link; correct CV title and pagination | Ananyev_Botha_Lamberova_Peyton_Pet_Ownership.pdf | CV uses a different/older title, “Pet ownership and well-being outcomes” |
files/Lemons.pdf | Lemons.pdf | The Paradox of Government-Funded Innovation in Weakly Institutionalized Environments | Natalia Lamberova | Published article version appears to correspond to Journal of Innovation & Knowledge (2024), DOI shown on site: 10.1016/j.jik.2024.100536 | PDF metadata created 2024-07-31; internal manuscript-style first page | No local link | None | No duplicate found | Verify against version of record, then link or replace with authoritative PDF | Lamberova_Paradox_Government_Funded_Innovation.pdf | Identity certain; whether this is the final formatted article is uncertain |
files/signalling_published.pdf | signalling_published.pdf | The puzzling politics of R&D: Signaling competence through risky projects | Natalia Lamberova | Published/corrected-proof article, Journal of Comparative Economics; DOI 10.1016/j.jce.2021.01.002 | Received 2019-11-14; accepted 2021-01-11; corrected-proof layout | No local link | None | No duplicate found | Ready to link; final pagination on site is 49(3):801–818 | Lamberova_Puzzling_Politics_RD.pdf | Local PDF is publisher corrected proof rather than paginated issue copy |
files/OpinionsFacts_Integrated (7).pdf | OpinionsFacts_Integrated (7).pdf | When Politically Congruent Opinions Pass for Facts: Self-Worth and Motivated Classification in Media Environments | Natalia Lamberova; Alexei Zakharov; Sydney Brown; Minh Dao | Working paper | PDF created 2026-08-06; manuscript reports 9,771 words | No local link | None | No duplicate found | Ready to link if intended for public circulation; align CV/site title | Lamberova_Zakharov_Brown_Dao_Opinions_Pass_for_Facts.pdf | Clearly matches the CV/site opinions-versus-facts project, but the displayed title has changed |
files/Natalia-Lamberova-CV.pdf | Natalia-Lamberova-CV.pdf | Curriculum vitae of Natalia Lamberova | CV | Current CV | Generated 2026-07-31; includes 2026 publications and presentations | Yes | CV page | Natalia-Lamberova-CV-public.pdf is an older public CV | Keep as current linked CV | Natalia-Lamberova-CV.pdf | Substantively current into July 2026, but not fully current through 2026-08-06 because the newest opinions/facts title and COVID publication status differ |
files/Natalia-Lamberova-CV-public.pdf | Natalia-Lamberova-CV-public.pdf | Curriculum vitae of Natalia Lamberova | CV | Obsolete public CV | Generated 2022-07-01 | No | None | Yes, older than current CV | Retain for review; do not link as current | Natalia-Lamberova-CV-public_2022.pdf | Old research and employment record |
files/References.pdf | References.pdf | References for Natalia Lamberova | References/contact document | Non-paper professional document | Generated 2021-09-17 | No | None | No | Keep private/unlinked unless deliberately needed | Natalia_Lamberova_References_2021.pdf | Contains professional reference information; not a paper |
Current-CV paper-to-file match
| CV section | Paper displayed in current CV | Local PDF exists? | Matching file | Confidence | Latest/authoritative? | Current local link | Needed action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Articles | Information Manipulation and Repression: A Theory and Evidence from the COVID Response in Russia | Yes | files/LamberovaSoninCovid.pdf | Certain | Yes, final 2026 publisher article | None | Update title/status and add PDF + DOI |
| Articles | Pet ownership and well-being outcomes | Yes | files/Pets.pdf | Certain | Yes, final 2026 publisher article | None | Replace CV working title with exact published title; add PDF + DOI |
| Articles | R&D investment and political connections—complements or substitutes? Evidence from Russia | No | — | — | — | DOI/journal only | Add a lawful public/author manuscript PDF if desired |
| Articles | The paradox of government-funded innovation in weakly institutionalized environments | Yes | files/Lemons.pdf | Certain | Uncertain whether publisher version | None | Verify version, then link or replace |
| Articles | #Polarized: Gauging Potential Policy Bargaining Ranges Between Opposing Social Movements of Black Lives Matter and Police Lives Matter | No | — | — | — | Journal page only in CV | Add a lawful public/author manuscript PDF if desired |
| Articles | The Puzzling Politics of R&D: Signaling Competence through Risky Projects | Yes | files/signalling_published.pdf | Certain | Publisher corrected proof; possibly not final paginated issue file | None | Link, or replace with final issue version if available |
| Articles | Stability of Revolutionary Governments in the Face of Mass Protest | No | — | — | — | DOI/journal only | Add a lawful public/author manuscript PDF if desired |
| Articles | Economic Transition and the Rise of Alternative Institutions: Political Connections in Putin’s Russia | No | — | — | — | DOI/journal only | Add a lawful public/author manuscript PDF if desired |
| Book chapters | Putin’s Strategy After the Global Financial Crisis of 2008–9 | No | — | — | — | DOI/book links only | Add a lawful chapter PDF if permitted |
| Book chapters | The Role of Business in Shaping Economic Policy | No | — | — | — | JSTOR/book links only | Add a lawful chapter PDF if permitted |
| Working papers | Patent Protection, Funding Access, and Resilience of Software Startups: Analyzing the Impact of the Alice Decision | No | — | — | — | SSRN under a different displayed title | Add current manuscript PDF if public; reconcile titles |
| Working papers | Public Support for Long-term Military Investments during Wartime: Evidence from Ukraine | No | — | — | — | None | Add public draft only if intended for circulation |
| Working papers | Public Perspectives on War Trauma Research: Evidence from Ukraine | No | — | — | — | None | Add public draft only if intended for circulation |
| Research in progress | Searching for Data Privacy: Evidence from GDPR | No | — | — | — | None | Add public draft only if intended; reconcile longer site title |
| Research in progress | Conflating facts and opinions (less) after (positively) interacting with social media. Evidence from a survey experiment | Yes | files/OpinionsFacts_Integrated (7).pdf | Certain project match | Appears newest (created 2026-08-06) | None | Use exact manuscript title and link if public |
| Research in progress | Research or Mesearch? Do Personal Experiences drive Research Agendas of Social Scientists | No | — | — | — | None | Add public draft only if intended for circulation |
| Research in progress | War and Technology: Investigating the Impact of Conflict Exposure on Attitudes Toward R&D Investment in Ukraine | No | — | — | — | None | Add public draft only if intended; reconcile title with site’s “War Exposure…” version |
Missing-file report
A. Papers already present and ready or nearly ready to link
- Information manipulation and repression: Theory and evidence from the COVID-19 response in Russia — Natalia Lamberova and Konstantin Sonin.
- The Causal Effect of Pet Ownership on Health and Well-being — Maxim Ananyev, Ferdi Botha, Natalia Lamberova, and Kyle Peyton.
- The Paradox of Government-Funded Innovation in Weakly Institutionalized Environments — Natalia Lamberova (version-of-record check advisable).
- The puzzling politics of R&D: Signaling competence through risky projects — Natalia Lamberova (publisher corrected proof).
- When Politically Congruent Opinions Pass for Facts: Self-Worth and Motivated Classification in Media Environments — Natalia Lamberova, Alexei Zakharov, Sydney Brown, and Minh Dao (only if intended for public circulation).
B. Present but outdated, duplicated, or needing status/title reconciliation
Natalia-Lamberova-CV-public.pdfis an obsolete 2022 CV duplicate.- The current CV calls the COVID paper accepted and uses an earlier title; the local file is the published July 2026 article.
- The current CV uses an earlier pet-paper title; the local PDF is the published article with the exact title above.
- The opinions/facts manuscript is newer than, and titled differently from, the CV and Publications-page entries.
signalling_published.pdfis a publisher corrected proof without final issue pagination in its page layout.Lemons.pdfcertainly identifies the paper, but its manuscript-style first page makes final-version status uncertain.
C. Papers in the current CV but missing from the repository
- R&D investment and political connections: complements or substitutes? Evidence from Russia — Natalia Lamberova.
- #Polarized: Gauging Potential Policy Bargaining Ranges Between Opposing Social Movements of Black Lives Matter and Police Lives Matter — Natalia Lamberova with DeFusco et al. (the CV does not enumerate all coauthors).
- Stability of Revolutionary Governments in the Face of Mass Protest — Natalia Lamberova, Dmitry Dagaev, and Anton Sobolev.
- Economic Transition and the Rise of Alternative Institutions: Political Connections in Putin’s Russia — Natalia Lamberova and Konstantin Sonin.
- Putin’s Strategy After the Global Financial Crisis of 2008–9 — Natalia Lamberova and Daniel Treisman.
- The Role of Business in Shaping Economic Policy — Natalia Lamberova and Konstantin Sonin.
- Patent Protection, Funding Access, and Resilience of Software Startups: Analyzing the Impact of the Alice Decision — Natalia Lamberova and Maxim Ananyev.
- Public Support for Long-term Military Investments during Wartime: Evidence from Ukraine — Natalia Lamberova, Vera Mironova, and Sam Whitt.
- Public Perspectives on War Trauma Research: Evidence from Ukraine — Natalia Lamberova, Vera Mironova, and Sam Whitt.
- Searching for Data Privacy: Evidence from GDPR — Natalia Lamberova and Kristine Thomas.
- Research or Mesearch? Do Personal Experiences drive Research Agendas of Social Scientists — Natalia Lamberova, Mikhail Galashin, and Venkatesh Subramanian.
- War and Technology: Investigating the Impact of Conflict Exposure on Attitudes Toward R&D Investment in Ukraine — Natalia Lamberova and Vera Mironova.
D. Papers in the repository but not represented on the website
- None are wholly absent as projects. Every paper PDF corresponds to a CV, Publications, or Research-page item. However, none of the five paper PDFs is currently linked locally.
E. Identity or status uncertainty
- Identity is established for all five paper PDFs.
- Final/authoritative-version status is uncertain for
Lemons.pdfand somewhat qualified forsignalling_published.pdf(corrected proof rather than final issue pagination). - The opinions/facts PDF is a certain project match, but its exact new title has not yet been propagated to the CV/site.
CV currency finding
The current linked CV PDF is present at files/Natalia-Lamberova-CV.pdf and was generated 2026-07-31. It contains 2026 work, but it is not fully current through 2026-08-06: it predates the 2026-08-06 opinions/facts manuscript and still labels the COVID paper as accepted rather than published.