Rymarenko, Yuri Ivanovich

Born May 9, 1929 in Boguslav (now Kiev region , Ukraine ) in a family of teachers . In 1930, his parents moved to Cherkasy . Received secondary education at the Cherkasy school ^[1] . After graduating in 1952 from the Faculty of Law of KSU named after T. G. Shevchenko, he worked in the foreign intelligence of the Ministry of State Security of the USSR , and the KGB under the Council of Ministers of the USSR as an operational officer. In 1964 - 1966 he studied at the graduate school of the history faculty of KSU named after T. G. Shevchenko .

In 1965 - 1970 - a researcher at the Institute of Philosophy . In 1967 he defended his thesis on the topic: "The activities of the Communist Party (b) U to educate workers in the spirit of proletarian internationalism and intransigence to bourgeois nationalism in 1921-1922." Since 1970 - Art. n with. Institute of History, Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR . In 1974 he received a doctorate in Philosophy based on his defense of the dissertation “Critique of the bourgeois-nationalist doctrines of the nation and national relations”, which was based on the monograph “Nationalism and its theory of the nation” (Kiev, 1973).

Since 1977 - head of the department of philosophy, later - vice - rector for scientific work of the Kiev Higher School of the USSR Ministry of Internal Affairs. Since 1992, he worked at the M. Koretsky Institute of State and Law of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine as the chief researcher in the department of historical and political studies of the state and law of Ukraine; at the same time in 1995 - 2002 - head of the department of humanities at Kiev University of Law. Since 2002 - Professor of the Department of Administrative Activities of the NAVD, Project Manager of the International Police Encyclopedia. Founder and president of the independent research center Ethno-State Studies: A New Paradigm. Member of specialized councils for the defense of doctoral dissertations in law and political science at the M. Koretsky Institute of State and Law and the T.G.Shevchenko Institute of International Relations at KSU . He participated in the development of a number of draft laws concerning: the concept of state ethno-national policy; the status of the Crimean Tatar people and refugee status; reform of internal affairs bodies.

Corresponding member of the Academy of Law Sciences of Ukraine (since 2000 ), academician of the International Academy of Informatics (since 1996 ).

He died on September 10, 2006 .

He researched the problems of history and theory of state and law, philosophy of law, human rights, political science, ethnopolitology, ethnophilosophy, and nationosophy. He founded new areas of science, research: ethno-jurisprudence, migration law (migration studies), ethnocultural studies. The main works:

• "Yellow-blue" messiah "" (1969);
• “Ukrainian bourgeois nationalism is the enemy of the international unity of the working people” (1970);
• "Bourgeois nationalism and its" theory of "nation" (1974);
• “We are Patriots and Internationalists” (1978);
• “Issues of criminal law and process in the practice of the activities of internal affairs bodies” (1979);
• Anti-Communist Alliance (1981);
• “With and against whom” (1983);
• "Marxist-Leninist theory of the nation and socialist practice" (1985);
• "Bourgeois nationalism and clericalism" (1986);
• “Friendship together” (co-author; 1987);
• “Counter-propaganda work in a specialized university” (1987);
• “Education of Intransigence to Nationalism” (1989);
• “Ethnonational development of Ukraine” (1993);
• "The Small Encyclopedia of Ethnic Power" (1996, co-authored);
• "National Development of Ukraine" (1996);
• “National Being in the Context of the State” (1997);
• “Man, nation, state” (1997, co-authored);
• "Fundamentals of ethnic power" (1997, co-authored);
• “Ukrainian State: Unclaimed Potential” (1997, co-authored);
• "National-state thought in personalities" (1997, co-authored);
• “Migration processes in the modern world. World, regional and European dimensions ”(1998, co-authored);
• "National-state construction: conceptual approaches, modern scientific literature" (1999, co-authored);
• “Ethnicity, nation, state” (2000, co-authored);
• “Encyclopedia of Ethnocultural Studies” (books 16, 2000-2002, co-authored);
• “Illegal migration and trafficking in women in the international legal context” (books 1-4, 2001, co-authored);
• “Ethnic jurisprudence. Theoretical and methodological aspect ”(2002, co-authored);
• “International legal problems of combating illegal migration and trafficking in women” (2003).

• Honored Worker of Science and Technology of the Ukrainian SSR ( 1989 )
• State Prize of the Ukrainian SSR named after T. G. Shevchenko (1985) - for the book of documentary and journalistic essays and articles “With and against whom”
• The State Prize of Ukraine in the field of science and technology ( 2005 ) - for the 6-volume edition "Encyclopedia of Ethnocultural Studies" ^[2] ), winner of many competitions of scientific literature.
• Prize named after J. A. Galan SJU ( 1972 )
• Prize named after N.P. Vasilenko of NASU ( 1997 )
• Prize named after Yaroslav the Wise of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences (2002)
• Order of Merit, III degree (May 1999 )
• Medal of N. I. Vavilov of the All-Union Society “Knowledge” ( 1982 )
• Certificate of honor of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
• Honorary badges of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and international police associations.

• Legal Encyclopedia.