the "school"

[ANTOINE GOULEM]

I wonder if anyone out there can help me. I'm not at all familiar with 
the early Frankfort School. I am interested in the period. In particular 
I'm intereswted in neo-Kantianism. Could anyone help me with a reference 
(in English or French) on the relation between these two groups. I 
anticipate that the realiton will be informed by an anti-liberal critique 
of the latter, but am guessing. In addition, is the interest in 
economics, which I gather is an important feature of the early period of 
the school's history an indicaiton of economism on their part? I wonder 
about that in particular, because I'm also looking into the early history 
and rise of game theory as an economic doictrine, and as a logical 
theory. Any ideas, references? 
Antoine Goulem. goua@alcor.concordia.ca