Claudine Cassar began her professional journey in business, earning a BSc in Business and Computing from the University of Malta, followed by an MSc in International Marketing from the University of Strathclyde and an MPhil in Innovation from Maastricht Business School. At the age of 23, she founded her first company, which she successfully sold to Deloitte 17 years later.
At 45, Claudine made a bold career shift, returning to university to pursue a degree in Anthropology. Three years later, she graduated with a BA (Hons) in Anthropological Sciences from the University of Malta.
In 2022, she published her debut book, “The Battle for Sicily’s Soul“, which describes the history of the Sicilian Mafia from its beginnings in the 1800s to the present day and provides an in-depth look at the impact that Cosa Nostra has had on the Sicily’s culture and society.
Articles by Claudine Cassar
Ancient Divination Techniques from Around the World
Divination is believed to be a way to contact the spiritual world or to receive guidance from god(s) or ancestors, which are known as oracles.
The Art of Dialectic Reasoning – The Process of Logical Debate and its Benefits
Dialectic reasoning is a powerful tool for promoting critical thinking and analysis by engaging with opposing viewpoints.
The Domestic Mode of Production – Understanding the Pre-Industrial Way of Life
The domestic form of production is a mode of economic organization in which households are the primary unit of production and consumption.
Exploring the Complexities of Development – The Many Facets of Progress
Development is a complex and multifaceted concept that refers to the progress and improvement of societies, economies, and individuals.
Duolocal Residence – When Husband and Wife Live Separately
Duolocal residence refers to societies where husbands and wives live separately, each residing with their consanguine kinship groups.
The Developmental Cycle of Domestic Groups – Highlighting The Evolution of Family Structures
Anthropologist Meyer Fortes introduced the concept of the developmental cycle of the domestic group in 1958 as a replacement for static notions of households
Why Dialects Matter- Recognizing the Importance of Linguistic Diversity
Dialects are fascinating for anthropologists because they provide insight into how language and culture interact. Each dialect is a repository of the history, culture, and values of the people who speak it.
Understanding Discrimination: What It Is and Why It Matters
While discrimination is not always bad, in many cases it is unfortunately rooted in prejudice. In such situations, it is toxic and corrodes the fabric of society.
The Power of Demography – Projecting the Impact of Population Dynamics
Demography is the study of human populations, looking at a variety of factors, including age, gender, race, and geographical distribution.
Division of Labour: Recognizing its Impact on Society and Industries
The division of labour refers to the separation of tasks and responsibilities within a production process. It involves breaking down complex tasks into simpler, specialized tasks that can be performed by different workers.
