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I will look up this work, but 7.5bil people can no longer survive at the rate of current land/water use, not for long that is. Even if development was to halt at this very moment, the planet's resources will be depleated, and equalization of material conditions will never have enough time to reach the other half of the population suffering.
It's quite short. He did a TED talk, too, which presents a condensed version. The talk is also a bit liberalised to appeal to a wider, Canadian audience, but it's an interesting listen nonetheless. (Interesting to note that he was attacked near his home today/yesterday by someone shouting his name. Looks like a political attack against a journalist. If it was, the forces of reaction are getting bolder again.)
I might disagree about the planet's capacity. It may have one but we're not close to it yet. The idea that it's over populated is Malthusian and doesn't lead to great conclusions. I don't entirely disagree with you though, with your qualification:
Destroying livable habitats so that Vegas and other dessert towns can can have water is a terrible project, for example. The problem is not the population but the political economy. The peoples indigenous to Turtle Island had a far more sustainable model than the current set of governors. The Red Nation's manifiesto, The Red Deal, makes some powerful arguments. If you're in the US, you might prefer starting with this than Bastani. (There's a reasonably priced book and a pdf version on their site – the pdf is actually three pdfs but it's the same content, if in a slightly different order to the book.)
I hope you enjoy either/both works.