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
The Egyptian God Anubis – His Evolution from Son of Ra to Protector of the Dead
Anubis was considered the guardian of the dead and the god of embalming. He was believed to guide souls in the afterlife and oversee the weighing of the heart during the judgment of the deceased.
Economic Anthropology: Bridging the Gap Between Economics and Culture
Economic anthropology is a specialized subfield of anthropology that delves into the complex realm of human economic behavior.
The Symbolism and Significance of Ancient Egyptian Jewelry
Ancient Egyptian jewelry was believed to have magical properties that could provide protection, health, and rejuvenation.
Min – The Ancient Egyptian God of Fertility
Min, the Ancient Egyptian God of Fertility, is a deity whose roots reach deep into the antiquity of Egyptian civilization.
Ancient Egyptian Temples: Spiritual Centers of the Nile Civilization
These ancient Egyptian temples echo the grandeur of a civilization that believed in the power and influence of their deities in every aspect of life.
The American Giants: Exploring the Work of Famous Anthropologists from the USA
Anthropology, the study of human societies and cultures, has been shaped and influenced by various thinkers over the years. In the United States, several anthropologists have made significant and important contributions to the field. Let’s delve into the work of some of these famous anthropologists. Lewis H. Morgan: A Founding Father of Modern Anthropology and…
Ihy – The Joyful Ancient Egyptian God of Music
Ihy is the ancient Egyptian god associated with music and joy. He is typically depicted as a child holding a sistrum, a musical instrument, symbolizing his connection to music.
Anthropology vs Sociology – Which Lens to Use When Studying Humanity?
Anthropology vs Sociology – The answer largely depends on what aspect of humanity you’re interested in exploring.
Applied Anthropology: A Game-Changer in Sustainable Development
Applied anthropology is the practical use of anthropological concepts, methods, and findings to address real-world problems.
The Nightly Journey of Khonsu – The Ancient Egyptian God of the Moon
Khonsu is a deity in ancient Egyptian mythology known as the god of the moon. His name, which translates to “traveller,” reflects his nightly journey across the sky.
