"Sulfur-Mediated Rearrangements II" is a specialized book that explores the complex and fascinating aspects of rearrangements in organic chemistry, particularly in relation to organosulfur compounds. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the principles underlying these chemical reactions and highlights the role of sulfur in organic synthesis. It explains how the presence of sulfur can influence the predictability and productivity of rearrangements, leading to specific transformations that would otherwise require cumbersome synthetic pathways. The authors, leading experts in their field, present current research findings and offer valuable insights into the strategic use of sulfur in organic chemistry. An introductory chapter provides fundamental knowledge of organosulfur chemistry to enhance the readers' understanding of the subsequent content. This book is a valuable resource for chemists engaged in the synthesis and mechanisms of rearrangements.