The following books are recent or upcoming releases of interest to those concerned with overpopulation -- listed chronologically. I searched overpopulation, population, immigration, environmental, and the first 600 titles under ecology. Some URLs and reviews included.
Happy Earth Day ... Ed Glaze

Creation and the Environment: An Anabaptist Perspective on a Sustainable World edited by Calvin Wall Redekop. Paperback (November 2000)

The Philosophy of Ecology: From Science to Synthesis edited by David R. Keller and Frank B. Golley. Hardcover (November 2000)

Deep Economy: Caring for Ecology, Humanity, and Theology by Hans-Dirk Van Hoogstraten. Hardcover (October 2000) Amazon Price:$55

I Want to Be an Environmentalist (I Want to Be-- Book Series) by Stephanie Maze, Catherine O'Neill Grace. Hardcover (October 2000)

The Perception of the Environment: Essays on Livelihood, Dwelling & Skill by Tim Ingold. Hardcover (October 2000)

Nature, Production, Power: Towards an Ecological Political Economy edited by Fred P. Gale and R. Michael M'Gonigle. Hardcover (October 2000)

Waste Disposal (Earth Watch) by Sally Morgan. Hardcover (September 2000)

Feeding the World (Earth Watch) by Sally Morgan. Hardcover (September 2000)

Wildlife in Danger (Earth Watch) by Sally Morgan. Hardcover (September 2000)

Water for All (Earth Watch) by Sally Morgan. Hardcover (September 2000)

Secrets and Lies: The Anatomy of an Anti-Environmental PR Campaign by Nicky Hager, Bob Burton. Hardcover (September 2000) Amazon Price:$22.46

Population and Global Warming edited by Brian O'Neill, et al. Hardcover (September 2000) Amazon Price:$59.95
Book Description ... In this volume a multi-disciplinary team from the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis examine, with an open mind and focusing on the problem of global climate change, the dynamics of world population. The book looks at the causes of climate change, the impacts of climate change on human population, and how each would be affected by policies which reduce the rate of population growth. It will be of importance to graduate students, researchers and policy-makers in environmental science, environmental policy, geography and economics.

Facts About American Immigration (Facts About Immigration) by Irene M. Franck, David Brownstone. Hardcover (August 2000) Amazon Price:$75 51430

Encyclopedia of Human Ecology : New Approaches to Societal Problems edited by Kenneth E.F. Watt. Hardcover (August 2000) Amazon Price:$275

Beyond Behavior: Construction of an Overarching Psychological Theory of Lifestyles by Glenn D. Walters. Hardcover (August 2000)

Safeguarding Our Common Future: Rethinking Sustainable Development (Suny Series in Environmental and Architectural Phenomenology) by Ingrid Leman-Stefanovic. Hardcover (August 2000)

Implementing Eu Environmental Policy: New Directions and Old Problems (Issues in Environmental Politics) by Christoph Knill, Andrea Lenschow. Hardcover (August 2000)

Managing Migration: Time for a New International Regime edited by Bimal Ghosh. Hardcover (July 2000) Price not available.

Where We Live, Work, and Play: The Environmental Justice Movement and the Struggle for a New Environmentalism (Praeger Series in Transformational policy) by Patrick Novotny. Hardcover (July 2000)

Playing Safe: Science and the Environment (Prospects for Tomorrow) by Jonathon Porritt. Paperback (July 2000) Amazon Price:$11.01

The Future of Food (Prospects for Tomorrow) by Brian J. Ford. Paperback (July 2000) Amazon Price:$10.36

Volunteering to Help the Environment (Service-Learning) by Suzanne J. Murdico. Hardcover (July 2000)

Environmental Ethics : Readings in Theory & Application by Louis P. Pojman. Paperback (July 2000) Amazon Price:$53.95

The Way of Compassion: Vegetarianism, Animal Advocacy, and ... edited by Martin Rowe. Paperback Amazon Price:$16.95

The Border & Beyond: Cooperation & Conflict on Migration Issues in U. S. - Mexico Relations by Demetrios G. Papademetriou. Paperback (June 2000) Amazon Price:$39.95

Population Biology: Concepts and Models by Alan Hastings. Paperback (June 2000) Amazon Price:$27.95

Population Biology : An Introduction to Mathematical Models by Fred Brauer, et al. Hardcover (June 2000) Amazon Price:$49.95

Global Migrants, Global Refugees : Problems and Solutions edited by Aristide R. Zolberg and Peter Benda. Hardcover (June 2000)

Reading Under the Sign of Nature : New Essays in Ecocriticism edited by John Tallmadge and Henry Harrington. Paperback (June 2000) Amazon Price:$24.95

Sprawl City : Race, Politics, & Planning in Atlanta edited by Robert D. Bullard, et al. Paperback (June 2000) Amazon Price:$30

Dangerous Intersection: Feminism, Population and the Environment by Jael Silliman, Ynestra King. Paperback (May 2000) Amazon Price:$15.95

Keepers of the Wilderness (Environmental History Series, No 15) by Arturo Longoria. Hardcover (May 2000) Amazon Price:$27.95

Immigration and Race : New Challenges for American Democracy edited by Gerald D. Jaynes. Hardcover (May 2000) Amazon Price:$35

Ecological Economics and the Ecology of Economics : Essays in Criticism by Herman E. Daly. Paperback (May 2000) Amazon Price:$25

The Bible and the Future of the Planet: An Ecology Reader (The Biblical Seminar, 56) edited by David J.A. Clines. Paperback (May 2000) Amazon Price:$16.96

Slanted Truths: Essays on Gaia, Symbiosis and Evolution by Lynn Margulis, et al. Paperback Amazon Price:$18

Ecological Indicators for the Nation edited by National Research Council. Hardcover (May 2000) Amazon Price:$39.95

Planetary Survival Manual: A Guide To LIving In A World Of Diminishing Resources by Matthew Stein. Calendar Amazon Price:$22.46

Steps to an Ecology of Mind by Gregory Bateson. Hardcover (May 2000) Amazon Price:$43

A Population History of North America edited by Sonya Stephens and Richard H. Steckel. Hardcover (April 2000) Amazon Price:$75

Nature, Society, Sustainability : Greening Social Theory by Gary Sauer-Thompson, Joseph Wayne Smith. Hardcover (April 2000)

You Can't Eat GNP: Economics as Though Ecology Mattered by Eric, Ph.D. Davidson, et al. Hardcover (April 2000) Amazon Price:$18

Green Politics: Dictatorship or Democracy by James Radcliffe, Jo Campling. Hardcover (April 2000) Amazon Price:$65

The Environmental Movement: From Its Roots to the Challenges of a New Century by Laurence Pringle. Hardcover (April 2000) Amazon Price:$12.71

The Earth Around Us: Maintaining a Livable Planet edited by Jill Schneiderman. Hardcover (April 2000) Amazon Price:$19.57

Forces of Change : A New View of Nature edited by Daniel B. Botkin. Hardcover (April 2000) Amazon Price:$30

Dwellers in the Land : The Bioregional Vision by Kirkpatrick Sale. Paperback (April 2000) Amazon Price:$13.56

A World-Systems Reader: New Perspectives on Gender, Urbanism, Cultures, Indigenous Peoples, and Ecology edited by Thomas D. Hall and Thoms D. Hall. Paperback Amazon Price:$24.95

Migration, Globalisation, and Human Security (Routledge Research in Population & Migration) edited by David T. Graham and Nana Poku. Hardcover (March 2000) Amazon Price:$85

How Americans View World Population Issues: A Survey of Public Opinion edited by David M. Adamson. Hardcover (March 2000) Special order.

Our Common Journey : A Transition Toward Sustainability by NRC Board on Sustainable Development. Paperback (January 2000) Amazon Price:$49.95 Book Description Argues that societies should approach sustainable development not as a destination but as an ongoing, adaptive learning process. Identifies the greatest threats to sustainability in the areas of human settlements, agriculture, industry, and energy, and explores the most promising opportunities for mitigating these threats.

Prometheus Bedeviled: Science and the Contradictions of Contemporary Culture by Norman Levitt An attempt to portray science as an unrivalled guide to action. Amazon PB price $22.40 (July 1999)
Editorial Review -- Kenan Malik, The Independent, July 11, 1999 Levitt is particularly good in dismantling the arguments of those who wish to "democratise science". There is currently a debate in America about the teaching of evolutionary science in schools. Christian fundamentalists demand that the Biblical account of Creation be taught as an equally valid theory of the origins of life. Astonishingly, many radicals support them on "democratic" grounds. What such radicals propose, Levitt points out, "is not so much the democratisation of science as the supplanting of science by a melange of viewpoints in which populist enthusiasm or even quasi-religious dogma will be anointed with the cultural authority of the 'scientific'." Levitt's is a brilliant polemic, both thought-provoking and entertaining. I am deeply sympathetic to his main arguments about the nature of scientific knowledge and to his claims for a privileged role for science. I also agree that the general "dumbing-down" of society has had a disastrous impact both on science and on perceptions of science.

Fragile Dominion: Complexity and the Commons by Simon Levin Amazon PB price $14.45 (June 2000) -- HB price $18.90 (June 1999)
Editorial Review -- Scientific American "In what he calls a 'cautionary tale,' Levin asserts that 'Mother Earth is in trouble' as a habitat for humanity because of pollution, new diseases, and 'staggering losses' of biological diversity. Drawing on Lego's, Scrabble, and the Harlem Globetrotters, he writes of ecological systems, the environment and the biosphere, and concludes with 'the eight commandments' of environmental management."