The book "Fighting Fraud and Corruption at the World Bank" offers a comprehensive analysis of the World Bank's sanctions system, which serves as an innovative tool of global governance. It examines the mechanisms used to enforce sanctions against legal entities and individuals involved in projects funded by the Bank. Compared to similar systems of other regional multilateral development banks, the World Bank's sanctions system is distinguished by its comprehensive legal framework. The detailed study covers all phases of the process and places particular emphasis on key aspects such as the criteria for assigning liability and the scope of the World Bank's jurisdiction over non-contracting parties. Additionally, it discusses the compatibility of the legal framework with the rule of law, as well as the role of precedents and the assurance of legal representation. The book highlights current challenges, particularly the lack of legal guarantees and the need to implement comprehensive due process protections.