Some of you may know Derek Charlwood, who I have always found to be an innovative thinker with though-provoking articles and approaches. Here are the relevant details for the book: Edited by Derek Charlwood
312 pp. + Index
Published by CABI International, hardback, € 150,-
DOI: 10.1079/9781789248845.0003

The recent version of MalariaWorld Newsletter has a Book Review written by another powerful thinker, Bart Knols, and you can access the full review paper using the link Book review: Practical Control of Mosquito Disease Vectors. Below is the Abstract:

Vector-borne diseases are becoming increasingly difficult to control worldwide due to factors such as insecticide resistance and climate change, which facilitate their spread and alter transmission dynamics. As conventional tools fail more frequently, the demand for innovative vector control strategies continues to grow. In this book, Charlwood and co-authors review current and emerging methods for controlling disease vectors, with a particular focus on malaria mosquitoes. The book serves as an introduction for newcomers to the field, featuring chapters on mosquito ecology and sampling techniques. At the same time, it offers seasoned professionals an opportunity to stay up to date with the latest advancements. Culture and
Vector-Borne Disease and The Role of Politics in Vector Control offer thought-provoking insights and are essential reading for both novice researchers and experienced control practitioners.