The book "Law Against Unfair Competition" offers a comprehensive analysis of competition law and its significance for fair trade. It highlights the different approaches that various countries take regarding the law against unfair competition. While in some countries, such as Germany, this law is considered one of the most effective trade laws, it plays a less prominent role in others, like the United Kingdom. The authors, Reto Hilty and Frauke Henning-Bodewig, examine the historical and legal differences that have led to these varying perspectives and discuss the challenges arising from the different national legal systems. The book is a valuable resource for legal professionals, students, and practitioners who wish to engage with the complex aspects of competition law.