  Suppose $X$ is a simple graph. The $X-$join $\Gamma$ of a set of complete or
empty graphs $\{X_x \}_{x \in V(X)}$ is a simple graph with the following
vertex and edge sets: \begin{eqnarray*} V(\Gamma) &=& \{(x,y) \ | \ x \in V(X)
\ \& \ y \in V(X_x) \},\\ E(\Gamma) &=& \{(x,y)(x^\prime,y^\prime) \ | \
xx^\prime \in E(X) \ or \ else \ x = x^\prime \ \& \ yy^\prime \in E(X_x)\}.
\end{eqnarray*} The $X-$join graph $\Gamma$ is called reduced if for vertices
$x, y \in V(X)$, $x \ne y$, $N_X(x) \setminus \{ y\} = N_X(y) \setminus \{ x\}$
implies that $(i)$ if $xy \not\in E(X)$ then the graphs $X_x$ or $X_y$ are
non-empty; $(ii)$ if $xy \in E(X)$ then $X_x$ or $X_y$ are not complete graphs.
  In this paper, we want to explore how the graph theoretical properties of
$X-$join of graphs effect on its automorphism group. Among other results we
compute the automorphism group of reduced complete-empty $X-$join of graphs.
