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
A Hidden Treasure: Denmark Couple Discovers Ancient Stone with Viking Runes During Renovation
A typical home renovation turned into an extraordinary archaeological discovery for a couple in Denmark. Lene Brandt and her husband, Anders Nielsen, stumbled across a massive stone, weighing 2,000 pounds, carved with ancient runes while renovating their kitchen. The discovery occurred in the village of Mosekær, where the couple was removing the old linoleum from…
Incredible Viking Artefact Unearthed by Metal Detectorist – Soon to Be Auctioned
The bronze object, known as a die, is believed to have been utilized for crafting ornamental patterns to be affixed to a military helmet.
Spanish Flu Deaths and their Effect on Early 20th Century Society
The Spanish Flu was a deadly influenza pandemic that swept across the globe from 1918 to 1920, leading to a staggering number of deaths.
The Impact of Assisted Reproductive Technologies on Kinship and Marriage
Assisted reproductive technologies have has made different biological constellations of parentage and kinship possible.
Unearthing Mayan Civilization: Discovery of Ancient City in Dense Jungle
The remnants of an ancient city, believed to be a part of the Maya civilization, have been discovered deep within the jungles of Latin America.
Greek Gods in Focus – The Intriguing Life of Persephone
Persephone’s journey from the sunlit world to the shadowy underworld, and back again, highlights the duality inherent in life.
Is Generalized Utilitarianism and Maximization Universal?
While the concepts of generalized utilitarianism and maximization can be broadly assumed to be universal, it is still important to take into consideration different social, cultural and historical contexts.
Europe’s Oldest Engravings: A Neanderthal Masterpiece from 75,000 Years Ago
These engravings offer a glimpse into the mind of the Neanderthals, showcasing their capacity for abstract thought and creativity. (Image – Jean-Claude Marquet, CC-BY 4.0)
What is the Difference between a Gift Exchange and a Market Exchange
While both gift exchange and market exchange involve the exchange of goods or services, their underlying motives and expectations are different.
Is This Pizza’s Ancient Ancestor? Fresco Unearthed in Pompeii Sparks Excitement
In an exciting new discovery, a fresco unearthed in the ancient city of Pompeii may possibly portray a 2000-year-old variant of pizza.
