Adam Smith, with “An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations” published in 1776 is unanimously hailed as the founder of economics as a social science and also of “economic liberalism” or “capitalism” as it is called to contrast it with “socialism”, the latter propagated by K. Marx at a later date.

The group of economists that followed A.Smith, including such notable names as D.Ricardo, N.W.Senior, John Stuart Mill, culminating in Alfred Marshall (1890: Principles of Economics) is called the “Classical School” or alternately the “Manchester School” to refer to their place of origin. Their macroeconomic system is called the “Classical System”. Having accepted the Malthusian law of population (T.Robert Malthus: 1798 Essays on the Principle of Population) D. Ricardo had come up with a model in which growth eventually comes to a halt, moving to that point, however, all along at full employment equilibrium.This was also in line with the views of Adam Smith. Marshall had introduced the concept of elasticities and used the partial method of analysis. In contrast, Leon Walras, in his “Eléments d’Economie Pure ou Theorie de La Richesse Sociale” used the general equilibrium approach to prove that the economy arrives automatically to full employment equilibrium, following Adam Smith and the Classical School.

This book offers a summary of the basic views and conclusions of Adam Smith concerning economic regime, as is also followed by the rest of the members of the Classical School: In a milieu of perfect competition prevailing in all the markets or sectors of the economy, including the labor market, full employment equilibrium will be achieved automatically. This equilibrium will, therefore, also maximize the welfare of the workers because the market wage rate, with no intrusions from the government or the unions, will have ensured full employment. Hence, there is no need for interventionism, that is, for the state to intervene prices, wages, channeling of investments and economic decisions in general.

Hazırlanan bu kitabın öncelikli amacı; hayvancılık faaliyetlerinin finansal yönetimi konusunda yetersiz olan literatür yapısına katkı sağlamaktır. Ayrıca hayvancılık faaliyetlerinin daha çok küçük aile işletmeleri olmasından dolayı finansal bilgisi yetersiz olan kişilere yardımcı olmaktır. Belirlenen bu amaçlara bağlı olarak kitap yazım dili mümkün olduğunca basit tutulmaya çalışılmıştır. Anlatılan konular basit örneklerle açıklanarak, konuların daha anlaşılır olmasına gayret edilmiştir.

Çalışma üç bölümden olacak şekilde hazırlanmıştır. Birinci bölümde finansal yönetimin temel konuları basit örneklemelerle açıklanmaya çalışılmıştır.

İkinci bölümde hayvancılık faaliyetlerinin temelini oluşturan tarımsal faaliyetlerinin muhasebe ve finansal yapısı açıklanmıştır.

Üçüncü bölümde ise hayvancılık faaliyetlerinin finansmanında önemli görülen konular ele alınmış ve bu konular küçük örneklerle desteklenmiştir. Ayrıca üçüncü bölümün içinde hayvancılık faaliyetlerinin maruz kaldığı riskler tespit edilmeye çalışılmış ve tespit edilen risklerin yönetilebilmesi için çözüm önerileri oluşturulmuştur.

Gıda arz güvenliğimiz için çok önemli olan hayvancılık faaliyetlerinin finansal yönetimine sağlanacak katkının, tüm ülkenin çıkarına katkı sağlayacağı düşüncesi ile hazırlanan bu kitap umarız ki amacına ulaşır

Economic cybercrime is one of the unwelcomed consequences of unprecedented intrusion of the Internet in our daily lives. Academic interest in understanding the causes and adverse impacts of cybercrime is growing. Opportunity perspective, which perceives individuals’ daily routines and lifestyles as the primary facilitator of victimization, has been widely applied as a theoretical and conceptual framework in cybercrime victimization research. However, this approach put the responsibility of the victimization on victims explicitly, which hampers the application of crime prevention and reduction efforts. This book presents the Contextual Vulnerabilities approach based on the significant findings of a doctoral study conducted at Durham University in the United Kingdom. Contextual vulnerabilities approach posits that cybercrime victimization is the outcome of the confluence of contextual factors that are mostly beyond victims’ control. This approach presumes that controlling individual (micro-level), macro-level and socio-cultural vulnerabilities may prevent cybercrime victimization. Though the preliminary goal of this book is to provide a new theoretical perspective to scholars researching victimization in cyberspace, I hope the wider audience would find it informative.