Problems of protection of subjective civil rights . Issue. 8", written in . In. Butnev and published by Yaroslavl State University, is a deep and multifaceted study in the field of civil law, which will be of interest to both specialists and students studying legal disciplines. This publication is part of a series devoted to topical issues of protecting the rights of citizens, and in the eighth issue the authors continue to explore complex aspects related to the protection of subjective rights within the modern legal framework. The book explores the key challenges faced by citizens in exercising their rights, as well as the mechanisms that can help protect them. In. In. Butnev, with his extensive experience in the field of civil law, raises important issues, such as the effectiveness of judicial protection, law enforcement practice and the role of the state in ensuring the rights of citizens. The reader will be able to immerse himself in the analysis of current trends and problems related to the protection of rights, which makes this publication relevant and necessary for understanding the legal system. The book will be of particular interest to lawyers, lawyers, teachers and law students, as well as anyone interested in human rights and civil liberties issues. It can be an indispensable tool for those who want to better understand the mechanisms for protecting the rights of citizens, as well as for those who face legal issues in their practice. Students will be able to use the material of the book to prepare for exams and write term papers, and practicing lawyers will find useful recommendations and examples from judicial practice in it. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, from the theoretical basis for the protection of rights to the practical aspects of their implementation. Butnev emphasizes the importance of legal literacy of citizens, as well as the need to improve legislation in the field of protection of rights. He emphasizes that knowing one's rights is the first step to protecting them, and the book serves not only as a scholarly work, but also as a practical guide for readers. The author's style is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which allows even complex legal concepts to be presented in an understandable and fascinating form. In. In. Butnev is known for his work in civil and administrative law, and his previous publications have also received recognition among professionals. By reading “Problems of Defending Subjective Civil Rights,” you will be able to appreciate his ability to combine theory with practice, making his books particularly valuable. If you are interested in topics such as human rights, civil law, legal protection, and you are looking for literature that will help you understand complex legal issues, this book will be an excellent choice. It will not only enrich your knowledge, but also inspire you to further study the legal aspects of society. In a world where citizens' rights are becoming increasingly relevant, "Problems of protecting subjective civil rights. Issue. 8" is a work not to be overlooked.