Dear Colleagues, Please cicrulate these details of the latest issue of  
HISTORY OF ECONOMICS REVIEW.   
  
Many thanks, John King.   
  
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Just published: History of Economics Review No. 43 Winter 2006  
  
   
  
Contents:  
  
   
  
HETSA's Silver Jubilee: a 25 year souvenir symposium  
  
   
  
An Austrian paradox: the Contribution of the Austrian School to the   
  
Development of Marx's Labour theory of Value  
  
V. S. Afanasyev  
  
   
  
Political Economy and the Historians: E. P. Thompson and the Moral  
  
Depletion Hypothesis  
  
William Dixon and David Wilson  
  
   
  
Herbert Heaton: a Scholar 'Exiled' from Australia  
  
Jack King  
  
   
  
Pareto on the History of economic thought as an Aspect of Experimental   
  
Economics  
  
Michael McLure  
  
   
  
On Prices in Myrdal's Monetary Theory  
  
Alexander Tobon  
  
   
  
Cultivated Circles of the Empire: W. S. Jevons's Antipodean Interlude  
(1854-1859)  
  
Michael  V. White  
  
   
  
On the Nature of Heterodox economics: a Survey Study  
  
Mary V. Wrenn  
  
   
  
Controversy: Australians in Cambridge: a Comment on William Coleman's  
Conversation with Murray Kemp  
  
G. C. Harcourt  
  
   
  
Value and Labour: Review Article  
  
Tony Aspromourgos  
  
   
  
A New Life of John Stuart Mill: Review Article  
  
Mark Donoghue  
  
   
  
Book Reviews  
  
   
  
Published by the History of Economic Thought Society of Australia  
(HETSA): http://hetsa.fec.anu.edu.au/default.asp.