The new project by Garry Kasparov, 'Modern Chess,' is a continuation of his unique five-volume edition, 'My Great Predecessors.' Summarizing the development of chess in the twentieth century, the author discusses the debut revolution of the late 1970's/early 1980's, as well as all of his duels with Anatolii Karpovy, and comments on his best sets and matches with computers. This edition is concerned with the global change in the field of debuts, which started in the 1970's, and will certainly draw the attention of all qualified chess players who want to know the secrets of the trade. Of particular interest is the collection of controversial opinions gathered from world experts specifically for this book.