Oleg Vasilyevich Malyarov, Chief Researcher of the Center for Indian Studies at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, who devoted his entire scientific life to his beloved India, died on May 2, 2013. The last of the Mohicans, he belonged to the galaxy of outstanding indologists, whose representatives were L. I. Reisner, G. K. Shirokov, L. L. Yevkovsky, K. Z. Ashrafyan, G. G. Kotovsky and others. The departure of Oleg Vasilyevich was an irreparable loss for Russian Indology: a brilliant mind, encyclopedic education, and extreme scrupulousness in relation to facts and sources of information allowed him to work at the highest theoretical level, carefully honing the concepts of development and transformation of the Indian economy that he developed. O. V. Malyarov's works were repeatedly translated into English and German and were well-known and enjoyed a well-deserved reputation among Indian scientists and especially among the leaders of the Planning Commission of India, the main planning and economic management body of India. In recent years, Oleg Vasilyevich has paid great attention to the Indian experience of economic reform for our country.

O. V. Malyarov was born in 1935 in Vladivostok. In 1958, he graduated from the Economics Department of the Lomonosov Moscow State University. In 1967 he defended his PhD thesis "Foreign and monopolistic capital of India", and in 1984 his doctoral thesis "The role of the state in the evolution of the socio-economic structure of independent India". He published more than 120 works, including the fundamental monographs " Concentration of capital and production in India (the problem of the growth of monopolies) "(1968), " The Role of the state in the socio-economic structure of India "(1983), " The State and the private sector of the Indian economy "(1984), "Problems of the development of capitalism in the East" (1987), "Monopolistic Capital in the Socio-economic Structure of India" (1990), "Independent India: The Evolution of Socio-Economic Policy".

models of economic development " in 2 volumes (2010). And finally, the swan song "Public Sector in India" with a volume of about 100 a. l.with appendices of more than 60 a. l., which are of great value to practical economists in our country, since it contains a list of all state-owned companies in India. Oleg Vasilyevich only managed to discuss the last work in April 2013, and after his death in May of this year, the editorial board of the Institute decided to publish it. The monograph traces the entire long-term evolution of the public sector in India against the background of changing models of economic development - colonial, import-substituting, export-oriented. The last stage was analyzed with great depth and thoroughness and became a completely new phenomenon in Russian indology in terms of its usefulness for Russian institutions and organizations involved in developing economic development strategies, since it demonstrated a huge range of methods for improving the efficiency of the public sector in the context of reforming a multi-layered economy.

We, Oleg Vasilyevich's colleagues, have always been impressed by his great efficiency. He found a way to further intensify it by constantly publishing his new developments and polemical materials on the Political Education website and on his own blog. It attracted young specialists and scientists from other regions of the country to this activity.

Oleg Vasilyevich was an attentive and extremely friendly person towards his colleagues. Those of us who were lucky enough to work with him for many years in the same team and watch his scientific contribution to indology grow, were imbued with infinite respect for him. It served as an example for us of a deep and thorough approach to the topic being developed, as well as scrupulous work with sources. Kind, sympathetic, with a great sense of humor and a talented author of Christmas skits, Oleg Vasilyevich will always remain in our hearts and the memory of those who were lucky enough to work with him in the same department.

FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES

MAIN SCIENTIFIC WORKS OF O. V. MALYAROV*

Kontsentratsiya kapitala i proizvodstva v Indii: (Problema rosta monopolii) [Concentration of Capital and Production in India: The Problem of Monopoly Growth]. Institute of Peoples of Asia, Moscow: Nauka Publ., 1968, 243 p.

The economic essence and the economic basis governing agencies in India // Modern problems of the economy of South Asian countries. M., 1968. P. 3-40.

Vliyanie inostrannogo kapitala na protsessy kontsentratsii i obrazovaniya monopoliy v Indii [Influence of foreign capital on the processes of concentration and formation of monopolies in India].

The problem of monopolies in the concepts of socio-economic development of India // Theory of Economic Growth of Developing Countries, Moscow, 1973, pp. 99-157. The same: Calcutta, 1977. p. 150-207 (in English).

Ways to solve the problems of the "third world" (On the concept of G. Myrdal) // Peoples of Asia and Africa. 1974. No. 2. pp. 150-162.

Interaction of the private capitalist system and State capitalism (On the example of India) // The economic role of the state in developing countries, Moscow, 1975, pp. 161-171.

Presuppositions and characteristic features of petty-bourgeois criticism of monopolies in India / / Middle layers of urban society in the countries of the East. Moscow, 1975. pp. 128-148.

Socio-economic policies in India // Political development and political thought of India to modern and contemporary times. M., 1976. P. 205-227.

The role of the state in the socio-economic structure of India. Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow: Nauka Publ., 1978, 287 p.

Formation of industrial capital in India (Specifics of the process in the colonial economy and its capitalist transformation) // Integration Processes in the Indian Economy, Moscow, 1978, pp. 91-108. The same: / / India: Problems of Development. 1982. P. 7-34 (in English).

Evolution of the socio-economic structure of India / / India: Economic and socio-political development, Moscow, 1978, pp. 3-96.

Non-Marxist concepts of social progress in India / / XXV Congress of the CPSU and pro-

* Chronological list of works from 1968 to 2010.

Problems of ideological struggle in the countries of Asia and Africa, Moscow, 1979, pp. 168-226.

Socio-Economic Policy and the State Sector in the Developing Countries / USSR Acad, of Sciences. Inst, of Oriental Studies. Moscow: Nauka, 1979. 15 p.

HTP and contradictions of the capitalist path of evolution of developing countries / / Scientific and technical revolution and contradictions of capitalism. Moscow, 1981. pp. 644-652.

Contradictions of the capitalist transformation of the colonial economy and development strategy // Strategiya sotsial'no-ekonomicheskogo razvitiya svobodavshikh stran na 80-e gody [Strategy of socio-economic development of the liberated countries in the 80s].

Socio-economic program of the Indian monopoly capital / / Peoples of Asia and Africa. 1982. No. 6. pp. 119-129.

Socio-economic problems of India and activities of the Government of INC. / / India: Yearbook. 1981-1982. Moscow, 1983. pp. 28-52.

The state and the private sector of the Indian economy / USSR. Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow: Nauka Publ., 1984, 364 p.

Politika gosudarstva v otnoshenii dokapitalisticheskikh ukladov [State policy in relation to pre-capitalist structures]. Traditsionnye struktury i ekonomicheskiy rost v Indii, Moscow, 1984, pp. 129-181.

India's Socio-Economic Structure // State Enterprise. Vol.3. New Delhi, 1984. № 1. P. 47-62.

State Sector in Independent India // State Enterprise. Vol.3. New Delhi, 1984. № 4. P. 312-321.

The Role of the State in the capitalist transformation of the colonial socio-economic structure (The Experience of Independent India) / / Peoples of Asia and Africa. 1985. No. 5. pp. 9-20.

Rol gosudarstvennogo kapitalizma v protsesse formirovaniya bourzhuazii v Indii [The role of state capitalism in the process of forming the bourgeoisie in India].

Contradictions of the capitalist transformation of the colonial socio-economic structure and the strategy of socio-economic development (On the example of India) / / Developing countries: contradictions of economic growth. Moscow, 1986. pp. 146-180.

The problem of the development of capitalism in the East / USSR. Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow: Nauka Publ., 1987, 122 p.

The state-capitalist system in the capitalist orientation (Trends and prospects of evolution) // Economic problems of the countries of East - sulphur-DIN 80 years (new trends). M., 1987. P. 94-107.

Socio-economic development of India in the 80s / / India, 1987. Moscow, 1988. pp. 5-37.

State-capitalist structure in the process of capitalist evolution of the colonial economy / / Peoples of Asia and Africa. 1988. No. 2. pp. 3-13.

Nehru on India's Socio-economic Development Strategy // Jawaharlal Nehru (Memoirs. Research). Moscow, 1989. pp. 92-122.

Transformation of the economic basis (Transition from the colonial socio-economic structure to the capitalist one) / / Economic, social and political development of India (1947-1987). Moscow, 1989. pp. 36-74.

Monopolistic Capital in the socio-economic Structure of India (Concentration and centralization of Capital). Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow: Nauka Publ., 1990, 419 p.

Dynamics and contradictions of the strategy of socio-economic development of India in the 80s / / India of the 80s: trend of socio-political development, Moscow, 1990, pp. 16-64.

Gosudarstvennost', goskapitalizm, privatizatsiya: uroki istorii i sovremennost ' [State property, State Capitalism, privatization: lessons of History and Modernity], Moscow, 1991, pp. 56-67.

The Colonial Socio-Economic Structure and its Transformation in India // Capitalist Form of Production in South Asia (Consequences of British Policies). New Delhi, 1991. P. 1-30.

India (Osnovnye kontseptsii po problemakh razvitiya i sotsial'nykh reformov) [India (Basic concepts on development problems and social reforms)]. Mirovaya istoriya ekonomicheskoi mysli, vol. 6, Book 2, Moscow, 1997, pp. 112-132.

India: Aartya Sen-researcher of poverty and inequality / / Asia and Africa Today. 2000. No. 5. pp. 52-58.

The role of the state in a transition economy: the Indian experience // Economic science of modern Russia. M.. 2000. No. 2. P. 120-135.

Democracy and globalization // Democracy in India, Moscow, 2002, pp. 64-83.

Indian scientists on the role of the state in the transition economy / / India: (Achievements and problems), Moscow, 2002, pp. 77-88.

The role of the state in the transition economy (The experience of India and its significance for Russia) / / Russia and India - Strategic Partners, Moscow, 2002, pp. 106-129.

Problems of socio-economic development of India and ways to solve them (Evolution

Indiya: sotsial'no-ekonomicheskie problemy i puti ikh resheniya [India: Socio-economic problems and ways of their solution], Moscow, 2003, pp. 103-146.

Evolyutsiya indiskoi sotsial'no-ekonomicheskoi modeli [Evolution of the Indian Socio-economic model].

In Sotsial'no-ekonomicheskie modeli v sovremennom mire i put ' Rossii [Socio-economic models in the modern world and the Way of Russia]. Book 2. Socio-economic models from the world experience. Moscow, 2005, pp. 668-755.

India Today, Moscow, 2005. Lvt. st.: Promyshlennost ' Indii, pp. 265-308; Ekonomicheskiy kurs gosudarstva i puti ego realizatsii [Economic course of the state and ways of its implementation]. С.231-265.

Cooperation in India / Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Center for Indian Studies, Moscow, 2007, 175 p.

Ekonomicheskaya reforma v Indii [Economic Reform in India]. Center for Indian Studies. Moscow, 2007. 75 p.

Independent India: Evolution of the Socio-economic model and economic development. In 2 books. / RAS. Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow: Vostochny. lit., 2010. Kn. 1. 744 p.; Kn. 2. 775 p.

Agrarian Policy in India: the role of local self-government and Non-governmental Organizations / / Conversation with Marina and Oleg Pleshov: political symbols and realities of South Asia. Collection, Moscow, 2010, pp. 425-457.

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