The textbook "Conflict-Controlled Processes" by A. Chikrii offers a comprehensive examination of the mathematical theory of control that deals with moving objects under conditions of conflict and uncertainty. The term "conflict-controlled processes" is used to characterize a variety of problems that arise in this field. The monograph particularly focuses on classical pursuit and evasion problems, which are central to the theory of conflict-controlled processes. These problems are not only theoretically interesting but also of practical relevance for engineers working in aerospace and rocket technology. The methods discussed in this book are well-established and based on the works of prominent scientists such as R. Isaacs, L. S. Pontryagin, and N. N. Krasovskii. The application of the method of solution functions within the class of quasi-strategies for pursuers is also thoroughly addressed, making the book a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners in this area.