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Balkan, D. Geog. S. has been the Director. From 1979 to 1986 Dr. Valerii P.
Chichkanov, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences was
Director of the Economics Research Institute in Khabarovsk. In 1987, he was made
Director of the Economics Institute in Ekaterinburg (Sverdlovsk); Deputy Director
Dr. A. S. Sheinghous, D. Econ. S., since 1991; Deputy Director O. M. Renzin, C.
Econ. S., since 1991; Academician Secretary E. L. Motrich, C. Eon. S., since
1991. Some of the more prolific scientists in the publication of articles and
monographs that have been published by the institute include: P. Ia. Baklanov, V.
N. Bikov, D. S. Vishnevskii, V. N. Golodnenko, A. I. Gubar', A. G. Zel'dner,
V. P. Ivanov, N. F. Kovalev, M. I. Kraeva, M. I. Ledenev, S. N. Leonov, P. A.
Minakir, N. N. Mikheeva, O. M. Renzin, N. I. Savin, P. M. Salinin, G. I.
Sukhomirov, N. I. Tsvetkov, V. P. Chichkanov, and N. L. Shlik. (Information
provided by letter dated 15 October 1991 from E. Motrich, Academic
Secretary of the Economics Research Institute in Khabarovsk.) (Also
see: Ruble, Vol. I., p.101.)
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13. Economic and International Problems of the Use of Ocean Resources
Institute in Vladivostok can be traced back to the addition of a division added
to the Economic Research Institute of the Far East Scientific Center in 1977, that,
was reorganized into the Institute of the Economics of the Ocean in 1983, that, in
turn, was reorganized and became the institute under its current name in 1987. The
first Director of this institute was V. A. Fedoseev (1983-88) and since 1989, the
institute has been headed by Dr. Rafik Sh. Aliev, D. Hist. S. Staff at the institute
numbers 105 researchers of whom seven hold the doctorate and 38 hold the
candidate degree. Structure of the institute: The institute is organized into six
departments with sectors and groups as follows:
(1.) Problems of the Maritime Economic Complex Department with sectors on the
development of the fishing industry complex; managing the regional scientific
complex; sociological studies; managing socioeconomic systems, and a group on
computer software;
(2.) The Interrelated Economic Problems of Exploitation of the Ocean Department with
sectors on fuel-energy and interbranch problems; economic evaluation of ocean
resources, and economic use of mineral and chemical resources;
(3.) Technical Means of Exploitation of the Ocean Department with sectors on the economic
use of maritime technology; maritime construction, and maritime transportation
systems;
(4.) Socio-economic Problems of the Use of Ocean Resources Department with sectors on
economic and social development of the Maritime Region; economic use of
maritime recreation resources and human adaptational abilities, and social problems
of using ocean resources;
(5.) International Problems of the Use of Ocean Resources Department with sectors on
problems of maritime economics of the nations of the Pacific Region; international
legal problems of the use of ocean resources; international economic and political
problems of the use of ocean resources, and foreign economic problems of the use
of ocean resources, and
(6.) Problems of the Food Complex Department with sectors on efficiency of the
development of the food complex and the efficiency of formation and development
of the food subcomplexes. The institute has established relations with the
University of Washington in Seattle, the East-West Center of the University of
Hawaii, the National Oceanographic Agency of the Chinese Academy of Sciences,
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