We survey the published work of the International Labour Organisation's (ILO) economic secretariat during the interwar years, and conclude that ILO economists were in the vanguard of a stream of economic thought which regularly questioned orthodox economics. The ILO economists presented clear...

<italic>We examine various, sometimes divergent, conceptions of capital and its structure in the Austrian tradition from Menger (</italic><italic>1871</italic><italic>) to Lachmann (</italic><italic>1956</italic><italic>). We outline Menger’s methodological and philosophical position that recommends investigating the morphology of capital—its shape, form, and...</italic>