Publications and Further Research Outputs
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Molly Pucci, Marxism and the Interpretation of Dreams: Communism in Interwar Czechoslovakia and the Idea of Central Europe, Stanford University Press, Stanford University Press, 2025
Molly Pucci, The Soviets Abroad: The NKVD, Intelligence, and State-Building in East-Central Europe after the Second World War,, Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian Studies, 2023
Molly Pucci, The Anatomy of a Police State: Blanket Surveillance in Communist Czechoslovakia and Poland, Journal of Cold War Studies, 2020
Molly Pucci, The Politicization of the Czechoslovak People's Army after the Second World War, Irish Journal of Slavonic Studies, 2020
Molly Pucci, Security Empire: The Secret Police in Communist Eastern Europe, 1945-1953, Yale University Press, 2020
Constructing a Confession: The Language and Psychology of Interrogations in Stalinist Czechoslovakia in, editor(s)James Ryan and Susan Grant , Revising Stalin and Stalinism , Bloomsbury Academic Press, 2020, [Molly Pucci]
Policing the Police: Counterintelligence, the 'Instructor Group' and the Stalinization of the Czechoslovak Secret Police in, editor(s)Muriel Blaive , Perceptions of the Top in East-Central Europe, Bloomsbury Academic Press, 2019, [Molly Pucci]
Molly Pucci, A Revolution in a Revolution: The Secret Police and the Origins of Stalinism in Czechoslovakia, 1945-1952, East European Politics and Societies, 32, (1), 2018, p3 - 22
Molly Pucci, Translating the State: Czechoslovakia's Search for the Soviet Model of the Secret Police, Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian Studies, 18, (2), 2017, p317 - 344
Molly Pucci, The Anatomy of Stalinist Police States: Blanket Surveillance Networks in Communist Czechoslovakia and Poland, 1949"1952, Journal of Cold War Studies
Non-Peer-Reviewed Publications
Molly Pucci, Translating 'Bolshevik' into Czech: Language and the Stalinization of Czechoslovakia, Revising Stalin and Stalinism , University College Cork, 2018
Molly Pucci, Security Empire: Building the Secret Police in Communist Eastern Europe, 1945-1954, Stanford University, 2015