Number 23 (Winter 1995 issue) of the History of Economics Review is now in the mail to subscribers. It contains articles by: Tony Endres - Conceptions of Competition in Austrian Economics Peter Docherty - Endogeneity in Wicksell's Monetary Theory Kyle Bruce - American Planning Experiences of WWI Rod O'Donnell - A Supplementary Edition of Keynes' Writings Steven Kates - Keynes and Say's Law Malcolm Treadgold and John Pullen - Henry George in Northern New South Wales Barkley and Marina Rosser - Comparative Economic Anthropologies Warren Samuels - Kennedy Presidency: Implications for HET Fisher and Phillips - Robert Leeson plus 9 review articles - reveiewers include Peter Earl, Peter Groenewegen, Tony Aspromourgos and Colin Rogers. HER has always encouraged review articles rather than the usual short reviews e.g. the review of Groenewegen's Marshall is 8 pages. Also included are all the abstracts and conference program of the 1995 HETSA conference. 185 pages in all. For those who are not subscribers, subscription rates are $US20, make the check payable to HETSA, and mail to John Lodewijks Department of Economics University of NSW Sydney 2052 Australia ps. reminder about the ninth HETSA conference at University of New South Wales on 10-12 July 1996. UNSW is located half way between the international airport and down-town Sydney. A 10 minute bus ride to central Sydney.