hi michel
havent read that piece, but I would guess that yes, strike action against mondragon would be justified in these globalized factories they own
when we where in arrasate it was discussed - michel lezamiz and fred freundlich - there was a cooperatization process underway in these overseas acquisitions, and research was being done on the problems of mondragon as a globalized neoliberal corporation... the cooperatization process had problems even before the Great Recession, and I think it basically stopped or went in reverse since...
we where told many of the worker-owners "didnt join mondragon so they could become capitalists" and so on... there is a PhD on the phenomena
-N
http://trustcurrency.blogspot.com/2011/01/mondragon-cooperative-built-on.html
Nicholas, Kevin, or others, a commentary for publication in the p2p blog would be appreciated,
Michel
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