The book "Recent Progress in Coupled Cluster Methods" offers a comprehensive analysis and discussion of the advancements in Coupled-Cluster theory, which has played a significant role in quantum chemical research since its introduction about fifty years ago. The authors, including Josef Paldus and Jirí Pittner, illuminate the development of the theory and its practical applications, particularly regarding the calculation of many-electron correlation effects. The monograph documents the evolutionary steps from early ab initio calculations to modern, powerful computer applications. It demonstrates how Coupled-Cluster methods have gained importance through technological advancements in computer technology and new methodological approaches. The variety of included articles and the depth of the topics addressed underscore the relevance and utility of this methodology in current research.