Georgi Konstantinov “Anarchism in the 21st Century”
Channel: anarchy.bg
Date: 01/01/2020

This video presents Georgi Konstantinov and his brochure “Anarchism in the 21st Century”


Georgi Konstantinov was born on 15 May, 1933 in Gorna Dzhumaya (Blagoevgrad), then part of the Kingdom of Bulgaria. He was sentenced to death twice: for organizing the bombing of Stalin’s statue in Sofia in 1953 and for fleeing the country in 1973, granted pardon in both cases. He served 10 years at “Belene” labor camp.



An outspoken anarchist and a mathematician by training, Konstantinov has greatly contributed to the Bulgarian anarchist movement. In addition to his memoirs, he has authored numerous critical essays and books on anarchism. He writes regularly for “Svobodna Misal” (Free Thought), the monthly paper of the Federation of Anarchists in Bulgaria. A former Editor of the paper, he remains a member of its Editorial Board.


“Anarchism in the 21st Century” is a structured contemporary theory meant to address some of the most frequent questions that arise among people interested in anarchism.

This brochure, the collective work of the Editorial Board, is a sample of Konstantinov’s lifelong inquiries into the future of humanity and his political argument for anarchism as the only possibility for human survival after the Robotronic revolution.

Similar to previous technological revolutions in agriculture and industry, the current Robotronic revolution turns the world around to cast a deadly spell on the state and capitalism as we know them. In a world soon to be full of unemployed and “disposable” people, humanity faces the question: social revolution or death?


The Robotronic revolution challenges anarchists to imagine new possible futures, new demands and new programs for free and harmonious human development.


The brochure may be downloaded at http://www.anarchy.bg/books/anarchism-in-the-21st-century/