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
Shu – The Egyptian God of Air, Wind, Peace and Lions
The Ancient Egyptian god Shu, often depicted as a man with a feather on his head, was the son of the primordial deities Geb, the earth god, and Nut, the sky goddess.
Selket – The Scorpion Crowned Egyptian Goddess
Selket’s presence and influence in the afterlife underscored the ancient Egyptians’ belief in the importance of protection, guidance, and healing during the transition from earthly existence to the realm of the dead.
The Analysis of Power Relations needs to look at Both Domination and Resistance
If one only looks at domination, without also considering the countering forces of resistance, one ends up with a one-dimensional view of the power relations in a society.
How Class and Caste Affect Social Mobility and Development Projects in India
Caste discrimination and segregation were rendered illegal over half a century ago, yet its power inequalities continue to impact the lives and opportunities of millions of Indians to this day.
Anput, the Wife and Female Version of Anubis
Anput, also known as the female Anubis, holds a significant role in Egyptian culture and religion.
‘Power needs to be understood as “incitement”’. Discuss.
Over time, as structural power shifts and new forms of knowledge are created, these act together to construct the consciousness of people, and through that by changing their interpretation of events occurring around them and the way they react to them.
From Djoser to Cleopatra: The 11 Most Famous Egyptian Pharaohs
Egypt, with its rich history and captivating culture, is often associated with the mighty pharaohs who ruled over the land. Among these leaders, some names stand out as truly legendary figures that have left an indelible mark on history. In this blog post, we will delve into the lives of the most famous Egyptian pharaohs,…
The Ancient Egyptian God Medjed: The Guardian of Osiris and the Afterlife
The ancient Egyptian god Medjed holds a significant role in Egyptian mythology as the guardian of Osiris and the afterlife.
Two Different Approaches to the Anthropological Study of Ritual
Bloch’s studies of the Merina society in Madagascar highlight how religion and ritual are used to maintain power structures and reinforce social hierarchies. Meanwhile, Lienhardt’s analysis of Dinka rituals emphasizes the transformative impact of ritual on the moral experience of participants.
The Egyptian God Set – Protector of the Desert and Lord of Conflict
Set’s dual role as the protector of the desert and the lord of conflict holds symbolic significance within Egyptian mythology.
