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AUSTRALIA'S POPULATION CARRYING CAPACITY: an Analysis of Eight Natural Resources. Peter Newman. Institute for Science and Technology Policy, Murdoch University, Perth, 1998. ISBN‐none. 109pp including bibliography.
POPULATION‐ECONOMY‐ENVIRONMENT: RELATIONSHIPS IN THE WOLLONGONG REGION. Richard Cardew and Patricia Fanning. AGPS, Canberra, 1996. ISBN 0–644–39599–4. 80pp, bibliography, RRP $11.95, paperback.
AUSTRALIAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT — REFORM AND RENEWAL. Edited by Brian Dollery and Neil Marshall. Macmillan Education, Australia, 1997. ISBN 0 7329 2903 0 (pbk). 343 pages, $34.95 (pbk).
PLANNING PRACTICE 1998: The best and worst examples of city planning and development. Kate Shaw (ed). People's Committee for Melbourne, North Melbourne, 1998. ISBN 0–958–57170–8. 104pp including bibliography, $10.00 paperback.
APPLYING THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE. Adrian Deville & Ronnie Harding. The Federation Press, Sydney, 1997. ISBN 1 86287 203 1 (pbk). 79pp, incl. Bibliography, RRP $19.95.
MELBOURNE'S MARVELLOUS TRAMS. Dale Budd and Randall Wilson. University of New South Wales Press, Sydney 1998. ISBN 0–868–40504–3. 96pp, $29.95.
CITIES OF DIFFERENCE. Ruth Fincher and Jane M. Jacobs (eds). The Guilford Press, New York, 1998. ISBN: 1–57230–311–5. 322pp, $88.00, hardcover.