On May 3, 2011, a prominent scientist, a well-known orientalist, prof. Anatoly I. Dinkevich was born in 1923 in Kiev. He received a higher education in Oriental studies. The topic of his PhD thesis was: "War finance of Japan (1937-1945)", doctorate, defended in 1965, - "Finance of post-war Japan". Anatoly Iosifovich, a participant of the Great Patriotic War, devoted many years of his life to strengthening the armed forces of the Motherland. After joining the Institute of Oriental Studies of the USSR Academy of Sciences in 1956, A. I. Dinkevich began to study specific problems of the growing process of decolonization. The group created by him to study the problems of public finances in Asian countries has begun to study the tax and credit systems of foreign trade in Asian countries.  By the early 1970s, A. I. Dinkevich managed to organize a Department of Financial and Economic Problems at the Institute of Oriental Studies and lead a team of talented researchers.  A. I. Dinkevich created a new scientific direction for Russian Oriental studies in those years. He published more than 100 fundamental papers. Some of them have been translated into foreign languages. His works on the economy and finance of Japan, such as" The Economy of Post-war Japan (1945-1955) " and others, have become classics. Under his editorship, he published collective scientific works "Public finances of non-socialist Asian countries", "Current problems of the Asian economy", "Credit and credit systems of Asian countries", etc.  A. I. Dinkevich's works are distinguished by their depth, objectivity, and ability to abstract from the political situation. Anatoly Iosifovich will be remembered not only as a major scientist and organizer of research, but also as a talented teacher who raised dozens of young scientists who continue to develop his scientific school.  page 217 Over many years of research in transition (developing) economies, he has accumulated vast experience and analytical tools that have allowed him to give accurate diagnoses of the ills of the Russian economy, which itself has turned into a developing, transitional one. A. I. Dinkevich summarized this experience in his last remarkable monograph " New Economy: Methodology and Models "(Moscow, 2010).  Shortly before his death, a team of economists from the Institute of Economics of the Russian Academy of Sciences congratulated A. I. Dinkevich on his new creative success and called him "a born researcher devoted to science." Anatoly Iosifovich Dinkevich with a fine sense of humor, a wonderful, sympathetic and cheerful person will remain in our memory.  A TEAM OF SCIENTISTS RAS INSTITUTE OF ORIENTAL STUDIES  MAIN SCIENTIFIC WORKS OF A. I. DINKEVICH*  Newly-Free Countries Pecularities of Capitalism Development. M.: Nauka, 1983. 24 p.  The Third World: Strategy of Development. M.: Nauka, 1983. 23 р.  Economic neocolonialism: Shifts at the present stage / / Asia and Africa Today. 1984. N 10. pp. 22-25. The same: 1985. N 2. Pp. 43-45 (in English).  The increased role of redistributive systems in developing countries / / Developing Countries: contradictions of economic growth. Moscow: Nauka Publ., GRVL, 1986, pp. 36-55. (Rel. Ed. 240 s. Together with V. G. Rastiannikov).  Strategy of socio-economic development of the liberated countries of Asia, Moscow, 1986, Author: Introduction, pp. 3-10; General characteristics of the development strategy, pp. 11-39 (together with L. I. Lushnikova); Development towards socialism - a real way to solve the root problems of the liberated countries, pp. 69-99; Developing countries of Asia, 80(Summary of the first and Second UN Development Decades). pp. 99-115; Rates and factors of economic growth. pp. 116-148; Conclusion. pp. 387-407. (Rel. ed. 432 p.)  IBC controversies and developing countries: 7 Ekonomicheskie problemy stran Vostoka - seredina 80-kh godov (novye tendentsii) [Economic problems of the countries of the East-the middle of the 80s (new trends)]. Moscow: Nauka, GRVL, 1987, pp. 30-43.  Economic crisis in 80 years and prospects for the development of the liberated States // Vacant Asia: economic developments. M.: Nauka, GRVL, 1987. P. 37-55. (Rel. Ed. 260 p.).  About Konstantin Mikhailovich Popov (1900-1982) // Word about teachers (Moscow Orientalists of the 30-60s), Moscow: Nauka, 1988, pp. 47-67.  Transnational Monopolies and Developing Countries / / International Monetary Fund: Transnational Capital and Developing Countries, Moscow: Nauka, 1988, pp. 23-73. 130 p.).  Economic neocolonialism and the strategy of developing countries: shifts at the present stage / / Soviet Oriental Studies: Problems and Prospects, Moscow: Nauka, 1988, pp. 236-245.  Developing countries in the struggle for economic independence, Moscow: Progress, 1988, 200 p. (In Arabic). The same: Moscow, 1989, 199 p. (In Portuguese)  Foreign trade and technology in the countries of the East. Moscow, 1990. - Author's ch.: Japan. pp. 314-350; Conclusion. pp. 763-800. (Rel. Ed. 802 p.)  Understanding the experience of Japan's economic development // Russian Economic Journal, Moscow, 1992, No. 10, pp. 86-93.  Developing Countries of Asia: Redistributive Systems and Economic Growth, Moscow, 1993, Auth.: Introduction, pp. 3-10; Chapter I. Main trends and features of socio-economic development of the liberated countries (1970-1980), pp. 11-43 (together with A. Golub); Chapter 4. Money circulation, pp. 117-148 (together with M. Pyankovsky and B. Rudovich); Ch. 6. Redistributive systems and social reproduction. pp. 199-261 (together with V. N. Lavrentiev, A.V. Sud'in); Ch. 7. Voprosy teorii. pp. 262-308. (Rel. ed. 302 p.)  * Comp. by O. S. Tutushin. For the main scientific works of 1955-1983, see Peoples of Asia and Africa. 1984. N 2. pp. 221-223.  page 218 Ekonomicheskaya reforma v Rossii - opyt transformatsii [Economic Reform in Russia-the experience of transformation]. Tokyo, 1993, No. 28, pp. 141-148 (in Japanese).  Institute of Tax Problems and Management in Tokyo. 1994. N 2. pp. 164-167.  Creator of the Japanese " economic miracle "(In Memory of Saburo Okita) / / Orient (Oriens). 1994. N 1. pp. 114-123.  Na pereputye (Ekonomicheskaya reforma v Rossii) [At the Crossroads (Economic Reform in Russia)]. Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow, 1996, 293 p.  The first half of the 90s: Lessons from the economic Crisis in Russia // Money and Credit, 1996, No. 4, pp. 23-32 (co-authored with M. A. Ignatskaya).  Central Asian Republics: a difficult path of economic reform//Ekonomist. 1996. N 6. Pp. 68-79 (together with O. Mosolova, V. G. Shvydko).  Central Asia: Challenges of Economic Transformation// Marketing, 1996, No. 9, pp. 17-28 (with O. Mosolova and V. G. Shvydko).  XX vek kak osobnyy etap v ekonomicheskom razvitii tsivilizatsii [The 20th century as a special stage in the economic development of civilization]. Moskovskoe vostokovedenie (Ocherki, issledovaniya, razrabotki), Moscow: Vostochny lit., 1997, pp. 352-378.  Financial relations in the Central Asian Republics // Economist. 1997. N 9. Pp. 43-53.  Russia in the 90s: A Systemic crisis in the Transition economy // Money and credit. 1998. N 8. pp. 45-58 (together with M. A. Ignatskaya).  Modern model of economic organization and management: world experience // Money and credit. 1998. N 3. pp. 36-48.  Central Asia: new trends in the Economy. Moscow, 1998. - Author: Preface. pp. 3-4; From economic history. pp. 5-37; Finance, credit, money circulation. pp. 81-102; Economic crisis and its overcoming. pp. 151-164; Conclusion. pp. 165-169. (Rel. Ed. 175 s).  Economic development of modern Japan // Money and credit. 1998. N 10. pp. 62-74.  East and South-East Asia: the financial and economic crisis and its consequences // Money and credit. 1999. N 3. pp. 58-69; N 5. Pp. 56-65 (together with M. A. Ignatskaya).  The Law of Value: its modifications and limitations // Economist. 2000. N 12. pp. 60-68.  Features of the economic development of Japan in the 90s. 2000. N 6. pp. 64-73.  Patterns of economic development (methodological Issues) // Russian studies in memory of M. S. Kapitsa: essays, research and development. M.: Ant, 2001. Pp. 489-507.  Financial crisis in the USA / / Economist, 2002, No. 12, pp. 57-69. Ditto: Geisei kenkyu. Tokyo, 2003, No. 44, pp. 175-178 (in Japanese).  Central Asian Countries : a new phase of transition / RAS. Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow, 2005, 173 p. (co-authored with V. G. Shvydko).  page 219

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