For Theory
and Practice
RATIONALE
Peace, Land, and Bread is a peer-reviewed print journal of revolutionary theory, practice, and arts, published by Iskra Books to advance
multidisciplinary inquiry from the working class lens, and to bridge the divide between academic and public scholarship. We publish for organizers, workers, educators, scholars, and revolutionaries—for the people.
All of our articles and publications are always free online—we don't believe in paywalls.
Our editors and reviewers are a vibrant, international assemblage of educators and organizers, activists and researchers, with a passion for advancing revolutionary discourse and the education of the oppressed. We believe that learning should not remain a "dead letter, or a fashionable catch-phrase," but that learning must "really become part of our very being, that it [should] actually and fully become a constituent element of our social life."
Through the publication of rigorously reviewed scholarship and arts at the very forefront of revolutionary thought, we aim to move intellectual production outside of the academy and into the hands of those who need it most; to advance working class arts and culture; and to demonstrate that cutting edge theoretical work is not divorced from cultural production, but deeply connected to and entangled with it.
EDITORS
COMRADES
EDITOR & ARTIST
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Ben Stahnke
Ben is an educator, organizer, and artist working on the intersection of political ecology, education, and print. Ben holds a Ph.D. and M.S. in environmental studies, a M.A. in political philosophy, and is currently pursuing a second doctorate in education.
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MANAGING EDITORS
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Talia Lú
Talia holds a Master's Degree in library and information science, and a Bachelor's Degree in art history. She studies Jewish history, with an emphasis in anti-zionism, editorial cartoons and their impact on the working class, and communist history more generally. She has been speaking out against injustice for as long as she can remember, and firmly believes in Fred Hampton's statement that, "theory with no practice ain't shit."
Taylor R. Genovese
Taylor holds a Ph.D. in the Human and Social Dimensions of Science and Technology program at Arizona State University, where he draws on his background in sociocultural anthropology, political theory, and religious studies. His research focuses on investigating the overlaps, continuities, disjunctions, and distortions of techno-utopianism—from the Russian Cosmists at the turn of the 20th century to Silicon Valley technologists at the turn of the 21st. Taylor is an organizer with AFT Academics and the Phoenix chapter of the IWW. More at taylorgenovese.com or on Twitter @trgenovese.
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David Peat
David, editor and copy-editor for both Iskra Books and Peace, Land, and Bread, is a student of Marxism-Leninism from Lancashire, England, who organises with Red Fightback. He has a B.A. in philosophy and is interested in political economy, ecology, and revolutionary education.
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EDITORS
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Jarrod Grammel
Jarrod is a worker, a political philosopher, and an historian. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in philosophy from George Washington University with a minor in history. Although his research is varied, his main areas of interest are fascism, political violence, labor history, and modern German history.
Nicholas Troy
Nick holds a M.Sc. in historical studies and is interested in inter-imperial legal contests in the early modern Americas, as well as the cultivation and contestation of space in peripheral areas and how such practices have influenced the cultural and political development of the colonial powers.
Jeff Korolev
Jeff works as a neuroscientist. He is interested in the dialectics of neuroscience as well as the efforts of socialist countries to promote collectivist social outlooks. ​
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PUBLISHER
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Iskra Books
