International Journal of Cross-Cultural Sudies

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. Action Intervention to Provide Health Care Services to the Rural Poor in India
by V. B.Annigeri, N. S. Nayak, A.R. Kulkarni and D. R. Revankar

2. Computerization of Rural and Community in Southern Ghana: Clients’ Perception
by James Atta Peprah and Camara Kwasi Obeng

3.Self-Financing Engineering Education in Tamil Nadu: Salient Characteristics and Major Issues
by P. Geetha Rani

4.The Okonko Ethos in Igboland and Issue of Poverty: An Overview
by Patrick Uchenna Nwosu

5.Urbanization and Loss of Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Lessons From Rumuodomaya Community in Rivers State
by Raimi Lasisi and Alfred S. Ekpenyong