01538nas a2200109   4500008004100000245004500041210004100086260001200127520120000139100002001339856006901359       2014                        eng d00aThe Analysis of Libertarian Municipalism0 aAnalysis of Libertarian Municipalism  aLeipzig3 aThe aim of this paper to analyze political proposal of social ecology that Murray Bookchin and Janet Biehl’s studies are reviewed. Social Ecology, developed by Murray Bookchin provides a coherent and radical critique of environmentalism as a discourse of capitalism. The solution of ecological crisis cannot be granted by environmental actions, projects and campaigns, green production & consumption. These environmentalist activities not only cover the roots of ecological crisis, but also the need to construct of a rational ecological society through a political program. This ecological and rational society can be organized from bottom-to-top at neighborhood scale through citizen assemblies to provide face-to-face relations as well as direct democracy. In order to construct a public realm as citizen assembly on a neighborhood level, endless education, face-to-face interaction, and local elections are some of the tools. Using formal or legitimate local direct democratic channels to construct citizen assemblies for self-management is another strategy. Each formation of citizen assembly is a step to libertarian society of decentralized confederation of democratized municipalities.1 aEryilmaz, Cagri  uhttps://degrowth.community/conference2014/scientific-papers/3193