The book "International legal problems of combating illegal fishing" by Bekyashev D. K. and Bekashev K. A. It is an in-depth and comprehensive study of a topical issue that affects not only environmental but also economic, social and legal aspects. With globalization and increasing pressure on marine resources, illegal fishing is becoming one of the most serious threats to the sustainable development of the oceans and seas. The authors, having considerable experience in the field of international law and ecology, offer the reader a unique view on this complex problem, analyzing existing international norms and mechanisms for their implementation. The book will be of interest not only to specialists in the field of international law, but also to ecologists, economists, students of law and environmental faculties, as well as anyone interested in environmental protection and sustainable use of natural resources. Readers who seek to understand how legal mechanisms can help in the fight against illegal fishing will find a lot of useful and relevant information in this book. The authors raise important topics such as the legal framework governing fisheries, international agreements and conventions, as well as the role of various states and international organizations in combating this problem. They examine in detail the existing mechanisms of control and monitoring, as well as analyze the effectiveness of the application of international law in this area. The book also discusses the impacts of illegal fishing on ecosystems, national economies, and the well-being of local communities, making it particularly valuable for those interested in not only the legal but also the social aspects of the problem. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which allows even readers who do not have deep knowledge in the field of law to easily assimilate the material presented. Bekyashevs use many examples and cases, which makes the text lively and fascinating. Their previous works, such as Environmental Law: Theory and Practice and International Law in the Context of Global Change, have already established themselves as authoritative sources in the field of law and ecology, and the new book will not disappoint readers. One of the key features of the book is its relevance. In the face of climate change and growing global population, the problem of illegal fishing is becoming more acute. The authors emphasize the need for an integrated approach to solving this problem, including both legal and practical measures. The book offers readers not only an analysis of the current situation, but also possible solutions, which makes it an important contribution to the discussion about the future of marine resources. Thus, the International Legal Issues in Combating Illegal Fishing is not just a scientific publication, but a reference book for anyone who wants to understand more deeply how international law can help preserve marine ecosystems and ensure sustainable development. This work will become an indispensable resource for students, scientists, practitioners and everyone who is not indifferent to the fate of our oceans. If you are looking for literature that combines legal rigor and environmental awareness, then this book is your ideal choice.