Cultural ecosystem services (CES) have been proposed as the “intangible and non-material benefits that people enjoy from ecosystems”, literature has expanding on how CES are defined, identified, valued, incorporated into policy. However, a strong geographical bias toward Europe North America. In this Special Feature, authors examine in what ways concepts frameworks applicability diverse develop...

This chapter discusses cultural diversity challenges in globally distributed software development and the implications for educating and managing the future global information technology workforce. It argues that the work practices of global software development are facing a variety of challenges associated with cultural diversity, which are manifested in and can be analyzed from three dimensio...