International Journal of Cross-Cultural Studies

The peer-reviewed biannual International Journal of Cross-Cultural Studies (IJCCS) is a specialization in anthropology, sociology, psychology, economics, and political science which uses field data from many societies to examine the scope of human behaviour and test hypotheses about human behaviour and culture. Cross-Cultural research refers to empirical studies carried out among members of various cultural groups who have had different experiences that lead to predictable and significance difference in behaviour. Contents: 1. The Tale of the Missing Girls: Exploring the Changing Orientation of the Traditional Developmental Factors in Determining the Declining Juvenile Sex Ratio: A Micro-Level Analysis of Punjab State, India
by R. Mukherjee

2. Status of Health Care System in Sikkim, India
by Ram P. Nepal & Niranjan Upadhyay

3. The Nigerian Educational System: A Critical Assessment
by T.O. Adeyemi & B. B. Arogundade

4. Human Trafficking in Asia: A Heinous Crime against Humanities
by Haradhan Kumar Mohajan