The book "Capital construction and its role in the development of socialist economic integration of the COMECON member countries" by Vladimir Kozlov is a deep and comprehensive study. which immerses the reader in the world of economic processes and construction projects , critical to socialist countries. In this work, the author analyzes how capital construction has become the basis for the economic integration of the countries that are members of the Council of Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA), and how it has contributed to the strengthening of ties between them. Kozlov, as an expert in economics and construction, offers readers a unique perspective on how large-scale construction projects can affect economic development and integration. He examines examples from real practice, showing how successful projects not only contributed to the growth of production capacity, but also strengthened political and cultural ties between states. This makes the book especially relevant for those interested in the history and economy of socialist countries, as well as for students and specialists in the field of construction and economics. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, from the planning and implementation of large construction projects to their impact on the social and economic structure of countries. Kozlov emphasizes that capital construction is not just a technical process, but an important element in the formation of a common economic policy and strategy of the CMEA countries. It analyses how different approaches to construction and investment can lead to different outcomes and how these outcomes affect overall integration. The book will be of interest not only to professional economists and builders, but also to a wide audience interested in the history of socialist countries and their economic development. Young professionals and students studying economics will be able to find valuable ideas and examples in it that will help them better understand the complex mechanisms of interaction between countries. It will also be useful to historians and sociologists who study the impact of economic processes on society. The style of Vladimir Kozlov is distinguished by clarity and logical presentation, which allows the reader to easily assimilate complex concepts and ideas. His previous works, such as "The Economics of Socialist Construction" and "The Problems of Integration in the Context of Globalization", also earned recognition for their in-depth analysis and practical orientation. In this book, the author continues to develop his ideas, offering readers not only theoretical calculations, but also practical recommendations that can be useful in real life. Capital construction and its role in the development of socialist economic integration of the COMECON member countries is not just a scientific study, but an important contribution to understanding how construction and economics can interact to achieve common goals. It opens new horizons for reflection and discussion, inviting readers to reflect on the future of economic integration and the role of capital construction in this process. If you are looking for a deep and meaningful analysis that will help you better understand the economic ties between socialist countries, this book will be a real find for you.