GARRETT HARDIN BIOLIOGRAPHY

Books by Garrett Hardin	September 2001 Revision

Notes: Each book is numbered sequentially starting at 18, with an initial “B” designating book.
An asterisk indicates solicited contribution.

*B 18. Fatty Acid Antibacterials. 67 pp. H.A. Spoehr, J.H.C. Smith, H.H. Strain, H.W. Milner and G.J. Hardin.
Washington, DC: Carnegie Institution of Washington. 1949.

*B 19. Biology: Its Human Implications. 635 pp.
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 1949. {Total sales = 38,352}

*B 21. Biologv: Its Human Implications. 2nd ed. 720 pp. 
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman.1952. {Total sales = 75,420}

	Reprintings

1. Japanese edition. 2 vols. Translated by Nagano and Kanazeki.
Tokyo: Heibonsha. 1956.
2. Readings for College English. Second edition.
(7 pp. of Chapter 2) John C. Buslman and Ernst G. Mathews, eds.
 N. Y.: American Book Co. 1957.
3. Our Wonderful World. (3 selections) H.S. Zim, et al, eds.
Chicago: Spencer Press. 1957.
4. Writing about Science. M.E. Bowen, J.A. Mazzeo, eds. 
New York: Oxford University Press. 1979.

*B 24	Laboratory Studies in Biology: Observations and Their Implications. Chester A Lawson, Ralph W. Lewis, Mary Alice Burmester and Garrett Hardin. 328 pp.
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 1955. {Total sales = 67,762}
B 42.	Nature and Man’s Fate. 375 pp.
New York: Rinehart.	1959,	{Total sales = 4.500}
[Rejected by Random House]

	Reprintings

1. London: Jonathan Cape. 1960
2. (Paperback)
New York: New American Library, (Mentor Books). 1961
3. Naturgesetz and Menschenschicksal. 376 pp.
Stuttgart: 1962.
4. (Another printing of the German edition) Stuttgart: Europaischer Buchklub. 1963.
5. The Mystery of Matter. (4 selections) Louise B. Young, ed. 

New York: Oxford University Press. 1965.
6. Social and Natural Biology. (Chapter 7) Cecil E. Johnson, ed. 
Princeton, NJ: Van Nostrand. 1968.
7. A Natureza e o Destino do Homen.
Sao Paulo, Brasil: conpanhia Editora Nacional. 1969.
8. The Contemporary Scene. (3 selections) 349 pp. Paul b. Weisz, ed. 
New York: McGraw-Hill. 1970.
9. Readings in Contemporary Biology. (Chapter 7) 215 pp. Thomas L. Danielsen, M.L. Groh and G.L. Traut, eds.
Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt. 1973.
10. Readings in Contemporary Biology. Third edition. 218 pp. Thomas L. Danielsen, Margaret L. Groh and Gerald L. Traut, eds.
Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt. 1979.

*B 59. Biology Its Principles and Implications. 682 pp.
San Francisco: W. H. Freeman.1961. {Total sales = 99,066}

B 75. Population, Evolution & Birth Control. 341 pp.
San Francisco: W. H. Freeman. 1964. {Total sales = 22,265}

	Reprintings

1. Portuguese edition.
Sao Paulo, Brasil: Companhia Editora Nacional.1967.

*B 82. Biology- Its Principles and Implications. Second edition. 771 pp. 
San Francisco: W. H. Freeman. 1966. {Total sales = 127,758}

	Reprintings

1. {Spanish edition{ Biologia: Sus Principles e Implicationes.
Mexico, D.F.: Herrero Hemanos, Sucesores 1969.

*B 97. 39 Step to Biology. Readings from Scientific American, with Introductions by Garrett Hardin, 344 pp.
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 1969	{Total sales = 41,359 }

B 104. Population, Evolution & Birth Control. Second edition 356 pp.
San Francisco: W. H. Freeman 1969 {Sales to June, 1987 = 85,477}

	Reprintings

1. (Spanish edition) Poblacion, Evolusion y Control de Natafdad. 

Mexico, D. F.: Edutex. 1973.

B 114. Science, Conflict and Society. Readings from Scientific American, with introductions by Garrett Hardin. 384 pp.
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 1969. {Total sales = 26,396}

	Reprintings

1. {Portuguese edition} A Ciencia Social num Mundo em Crise.
Sao Paulo, Brasil: Editora Perspectiva. 1973.

*B 129. Birth Control. 142 pp.
New York: Pegasus. 1970. {Later taken over by Bobbs-Merrill of Indianapolis. IN.}
{Total sales = 14,866}

	Reprintings

1. Readings in Human Sexuality ("Older Than History"). Samuel T. Wilson, Roe and Autrey, eds.
New York: West Publishing. 1975.
2. (Missing info?) New Delhi: Wiley Eastern Private Limited. 1971.

B 155. Exploring New Ethics for Survival. The Voyage of the Spaceship Beagle. 273 pp.{Sales to April 1984 = 9,033.}
New York: Viking Press. 1972.

	Reprintings

1. (Paperback) Pelican Book_ Baltimore: Penguin Books 1973.
2. (Chapter 21--"Parenthood: Right or Privilege?")
The Ecologist 4(1):30-33. 1974
3. (Spanish edition) Diorama 2000. Hacia una etica para la supervivencia humana.
Mexico, D. F : Editorial Pax-Mexico 1974
4. (Japanese edition) ; With new Preface, and with "Living on a lifeboat" in the appendix.
Tokyo: Makinosuke Matsui.	[Translator or pub.'?] 1975.
5. Life or Death – Who Controls? Chapter 22 only_ ) 308 pp. Nancy C. Ostheimer and John M. Ostheimer, eds
New York: Springer. 1976.

B 162. Stalking the Wild Taboo. 226 pp.
Los Altos, CA: Kaufmann. 1973. {Total sales = 3,365}

B 179. Mandatory Motherhood. The True Meaning of "Right to Life." 136 pp.
Boston: Beacon Press. 1974. {Total sales 1987 = 6,200}

	Reprintings

1. Abortion is not a Sin. "Courtroom Scene," Appendix A. K.B. Welton. 288 pp. 
Costa Mesa, CA: Pandit Press.1987.

B 216. Managing the Commons. Garrett Hardin and John Baden, eds. 
San Francisco: W.H. Freeman. 1977. {June 1994 = 15,099)

*B 222. The Limits of Altruism. An Ecologist's View of Survival. 154 pp. 
Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press. 1977. {Total sales = 2,935}

	Reprintings

1. [Japanese edition] 208 pp.
Tokyo: K.I.C. Sisaku-sha Publishing Co. 1983. 
{Sales to May 1995 = 992}
2. "Who Cares for Posterity?" In Responsibilities to Future Generations. (pp. 70-84 only) 319 pp. Earnest Partridge, ed.
Buffalo, NY: Prometheus Books. 1981.
3. "Ethical Implications of Carrying Capacity". In The Random House Reader. 410 pp. Frederick Crews, ed.
New York: Random House. 1981.
4. "Who cares for Posterity?" In Environmental Ethics, 503 pp. Louis P. Pojman, ed.
Boston: Jones and Bartlett. 1994.
B 232. Biology Its Principles and Implications. Third edition. Garrett Hardin and Carl Bajema. 790 pp.
San Francisco: W: H. Freeman. 1978. {Sales to 1990 = 14,334}

	Reprintings

1. {Italian edition} Bioloyia: Principi e implicazioni
Bologna: Zanichelli. 1983.

B 233. Stalking the Wild Taboo. Second edition. 284 pp
Los Altos, CA: Kaufmann, 1978. {Sales to June, 1901 = 5,748}

*B 254. Promethean Ethics Living with Death, Competition and Triage. 82 pp. 
Seattle: University of Washington Press. 1980. {Sales to 1992 = 1,978}

	 Reprintings

1. "Triage" in The Educated Reader. 640 pp. 
New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. 1988.

B 279. Naked Emperors. Essays of a Taboo-Stalker. 281 pp.
Los Altos, CA: William Kaufmann. 1982. {Sales to June, 1991 = 2,792}

	 Reprintings

1. (Chap. 3--Smokescreens and Evasions) Elements of Argument. 474 pp. Annette T. Rottenberg. New York: St. Martin's Press.1985.
 
*B 300. Filters Against Folly, How to Survive Despite Economists, Ecologists and the Merely Eloquent. 240 pp.
New York: Viking. 1985. {Sales to June, 1988 = 2,401} {Apparently destroyed Nov 1985}

	Reprintings

1. Excerpt, 1,400 words from Chap. 19, under title "On the Lack of Longage and the Need for Renunciation."
Los Angeles Times, Opinion Section, pp.3 & 6. Sunday, 7 July 1985.
2. Excerpt, 3,000 words, principally from Chap. 11, under title "Crisis on the Commons."
The Sciences, Sept/Oct 1985, pp- 20-25.
3. Penguin edition, 1986. {Sales to October 1996 = 17,727}

B 373. Living Within Limits: Ecology, Economics and Population Taboos. 339 pp
New York: Oxford University Press.	1993.	{Sales to July 1996 10,824}

B 389. The Immigration Dilemma: Avoiding the Tragedy of the Commons. 140 pp.
Washington. DC: Federation for American Immigration Reform. 1995.

B 396. Stalking the Wild Taboo. Third edition. 376 pp. 
Petoskev, Michigan: The Social Contract Press. 1996.

B 398. Mandatory Motherhood: The True Meaning of “Right to Life." Second edition. 156 pp.
Petoskev, Michigan: The Social Contract Press. 1967

B 406. The Ostrich Factor: Overpopulation Myopia. 168 pp.
New York: Oxford University Press. 1999.

B 416. Creative Altruism. Revision of The Limits of Altruism: An Ecologist Questions Motives. 188 pp.
Petoskey, Michigan: The Social Contract Press. 2000. 

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