Many might already know, but in case not, the Basque town of Mondragon has gained some fame for the co-operative there. It has been used as a model because of its great success. If you haven’t heard about it, you can find some information at this Wikipedia article. A reader pointed me to this blog, which gives a diary of a visit to Mondragon to learn about the co-op. Some interesting reading for anyone interested in alternative business models.
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Isn’t the Basque name Arrasate, not Mondragon?
I find it useful to use both the Basque and the Spanish names, separated by a slash e.g. Donostia/San Sebastian.