Subcomandante Marcos.

I would say you agree with council communist or anarcho-communist views. In practice, an anarcho-communist society and a council communist society would look very much the same. The difference between them is the theory - they have different class analyses but that's pretty much it, really. I was a council communist myself for about a month or so - until I became an anarcho-communist.

But something of note: Workers' councils are formed during revolution and are the naturally occurring governmental and workplace-management institutions formed by revolutionary workers in times of crisis to oppose the state, government and hierarchical capitalist managerial structure of the status quo, respectively. Councils in workplaces are the manifestation of common property rights and are an alternative to private and state property rights. Other councils are formed as alternatives to the current state and centralised government.

thanks

Not a problem.

Hehe. Sorry, but I, too, am just going to start some reading. For starters I'm going to read The Conquest of Bread by Kropotkin. For the basics you might want to read some of the online Anarchist FAQ (http://anarchism.pageabode.com/afaq/index.html). It basically summarises alot of anarchist theory. http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/bakunin/ - all Bakunin's works (on a Marxist site for some reason. First I'm guessing you should read the bolded items.).