Understanding the spatiotemporal patterns of nighttime urban vibrancy in central Shanghai inferred from mobile phone data by Yangfan Zhang, Weijing Zhong, De Wang, Feng-Tyan Lin

“…In recent years, major cities around the world such as New York in UAS, Melbourne in Australia, and Shanghai in China, have planned to boost their nighttime urban vibrancy levels to spur the economy and achieve cultural diversity. The study of nighttime urban vibrancy from the perspective of spatiotemporal characteristics is increasingly being recognized as part of the essential work in the field of urban planning and geography. …”
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Towards a better understanding of the relationships between pollinators, human well‐being, and medicine plants in the Great Lakes Region of Eastern North America by Shelby D. Gibson, Sheila R. Colla

“…Summary Biocultural conservation theory allows for an examination of complex problems using systems thinking and conserving biological and cultural diversity together. In the Great Lakes Region of Eastern North America, wild medicine plants are an important part of what Anishinaabe people understand as Mini bimaadizi, or the good life, and of aki miijim, or traditional food systems. …”
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Conditions for coaching to contribute to the adjustment of black African professionals by Heidi M. le Sueur, Valerie Tapela

“…Practical/managerial implications: This article provides guidelines and recommendations for HR and senior managers in any organisation that experiences a complexity infused by racial and cultural diversity within its internal and external context. …”
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Shouldering the burden: social-ecological scale mismatches in wetland ecosystem management in Aotearoa New Zealand by C. Y. Bataille, S. K. Malinen, P. O’B. Lyver

“…Equitable partnerships and nested governance are mechanisms within biocultural frameworks that can support self-determination by Indigenous peoples. Fostering cultural diversity by embracing value plurality and weaving diverse knowledge systems can improve social-ecological outcomes for both Indigenous and other actor groups. …”
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An analysis of culture in The Kirin Group by Yoshida, Satoko

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Mapping activity theory to a design thinking model (ATDT) : a framework to propagate a culture of creative trust by WInstanley, Lisa

“…Tridea invites participants to engage in an international, collaborative form of the Surrealist parlour game, the Exquisite Corpse, however, participation will be undertaken via an online platform; leveraging A.I. to assign virtual teams based on geographic and cultural diversity. It is therefore necessary to consider the inherent needs of participants in order to optimise user experience and facilitate effective engagement. …”
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Examining quality, perceived value and satisfaction of Penang delicacies in predicting tourists’ revisit intention / Atikahambar Yusni by Yusni, Atikahambar

“…As mentioned above there have are variety of different food to enjoy every day at Penang sites. Penang’s cultural diversity is reflected par excellence in its cuisine which is a mixture of Malay, Chinese, Indian, Siamese and European. …”
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Cohabitation and convivencia: comparing conviviality in Casamance and Catalonia by Heil, T

“…Exploring discourses as well as practices related to encounters with difference and everyday socialising, this thesis addresses three questions: (1) How do migrants who come from a context of religious and ethnic diversity manage to make their way within new social contexts of cultural diversity? (2) How do their pre-migration experiences of diversity affect the ways in which they deal with the changing configurations of diversity that they encounter in Europe? …”

Birds in the Aegean bronze age by Binnberg, J

“…</p> <p>Each research aim has yielded numerous results, which deepen our understanding of biological knowledge and cultural diversity in the Aegean Bronze Age. First, the vast majority of bird depictions can be identified as belonging to one of the following folk-taxonomical groups: columbids (doves), birds of prey/corvids, waterbirds, wading birds, owls, hoopoes, galliformes, swallows and seabirds. …”

Identities and a sense of belonging: Young Lithuanians and Latvians from ethnic minorities by Nurse, L

“…Irina Molodikova).It addresses the ways in which new nation building in Lithuania and Latvia since the 1990-s affects cultural identities of ethnic minorities in this historically culturally diverse region. Its aim is to identify from a “bottom up” perspective means through which individuals from different ethnic minorities express and negotiate their cultural, ethnic and national affiliations. …”

Promoting medical tourism: a multimodal communicative framework in private hospitals from an intercultural perspective by Wan Fatimah Solihah Wan Abdul Halim, Intan Safinaz Zainudin, Nor Fariza Mohd Nor, Badriyah Yusof

“…Given that the medical tourism sector is a global one, cultural diversity is also essential. Studies on cultural heterogeneity, however, have only looked at one type of discourse, primarily the linguistic mode. …”
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An assessment of factors responsible for voter apathy in Africa: Empirical evidence from 2019 Nigerian presidential election by Madu, Abdulrazak Yuguda, Abdulmalik, Tijani Amoto

“…Nigeria is a heterogeneous country which is known for her ethnic and cultural diversity. The need to involve citizens in the business of governance is one of the reasons that inform the modern democratic thinking. …”
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Innovative Technologies for Information Resources Management / by Khosrow-Pour, Mehdi, 1951-, editor 188632, Gale Group (Online service) 651863

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A comparative study on culture-specific and cross-cultural aspects of intercultural relations in Hungary, Serbia, Czech Republic, and Germany by Petia Genkova, Jonathan Herbst, Henrik Schreiber, Martina Rašticová, Jozsef Poor, Jozsef Poor, Klara Valentinyi Veresné, Csilla Suhajda, Andrea Viszetenvelt, Jovana Bjekic

“…Those variations are likely to be related to the constant individual societal and historical developments of cultures, shaping the way individuals think and talk about cultural diversity. Future studies are encouraged to consider culture-specific and generalizable aspects of constructs when conducting cross-cultural research on intercultural relations.…”
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Cultural Perception of the Historical and Cultural Blocks of Beijing Based on Weibo Photos by Siyu Chen, Bin Meng, Na Liu, Zhenyu Qi, Jian Liu, Juan Wang

“…The results show that: (1) the capital culture of Beijing can be roughly divided into five categories: ancient capital culture, red culture, Beijing-style culture, innovation culture, and other types of culture, based on the photo recognition method; (2) from the perspective of public perception, the degree of perception of Beijing culture and innovation culture is generally higher, while the degree of perception of red culture and ancient capital culture is lower; (3) the 28 historic and cultural blocks of Beijing’s old city are mainly dominated by one or more cultures, and there are no historic and cultural blocks with a balance of five cultures, reflecting the relative lack of cultural diversity within the blocks; (4) the local cultural identity of Beijing is prominent and dominant in the public mind. …”
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Yemeni refugees’ health literacy and experience with the Dutch healthcare system: a qualitative study by Abdulhakeem Al-Tamimi, Martina Parić, Wim Groot, Milena Pavlova

“…Therefore, it is suggested to ensure appropriate cultural mediation services available for refugees as well as training for healthcare providers focused on understanding cultural diversity, developing cultural competence and intercultural communication. …”
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The Role Of Teachers In Implementing Multicultural Education At Taruna Nusantara High School To Enhance Social Resilience by Robbyanandri Pratama, Siswo Hadi Sumantri, Pujo Widodo

“…With this rich and multicultural learning environment, Taruna Nusantara High School is able to shape students with a deeper understanding of the ethnic and cultural diversity in Indonesia. This helps strengthen students' social resilience, increase tolerance, and prepare them for living and interacting in an increasingly global and multicultural society. …”
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Prospective Teachers’ Intercultural Sensitivity as the Effort to Actualize the Multicultural Education by Muhamad Uyun

“…In response to the cultural diversity in Indonesia, multicultural education is required to provide the students with a proper level of intercultural sensitivity. …”
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Generational perspective on asthma self‐management in the Bangladeshi and Pakistani community in the United Kingdom: A qualitative study by Salina Ahmed, Hilary Pinnock, Anna Dowrick, Liz Steed

“…Conclusions Recognizing cultural diversity and its influence of asthma self‐management can help develop effective interventions tailored to the lives of South Asian people. …”
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A new war on nature and people: taking stock of the Colombian peace agreement by Torsten Krause, Nicola Clerici, Jesica Murcia López, Paula Andrea Sánchez, Sandra Valencia, Juanita Esguerra-Rezk, Kristina Van Dexter

“…Social media summary Colombia's peacebuilding effort must foster environmental stewardship and respect its biological and cultural diversity. …”
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