Find my research profiles at the following websites

Google Scholar: scholar.google.com/citations?user=3iaTN2wAAAAJ&hl=en 

Research Map: https://researchmap.jp/aashlesha

Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Aashlesha-Marathe?ev=hdr_xprf

ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8520-4173

TRIOS Researchers Information: https://trios.tsukuba.ac.jp/researcher/0000005073

Academic Society Memberships

• AASP (Asian Association for Social Psychology)

• IACCP (International Association of Cross-Cultural Psychology) 

• SIETAR (Society for Intercultural Education, Training, and Research), Japan

• JASAS (Japanese Association for South Asian Studies)

Single-Authored Academic Articles

• Marathe, A. (2024). Cultural Disfluency and Schema Reorganization of Indian Migrants in Japanese Society. Journal of Intercultural Communication, 27, 79-103

• Marathe, A. (2022). Comparative Psychological Study of Narratives in Native Marathi and Acquired Japanese Language. Journal of International and Advanced Japanese Studies, 14, 40-65.

• Marathe, A. (2022). Comparison of Indian and Japanese Characteristics of Thinking and Behavior. Oriental renaissance: Innovative, educational, natural and social sciences, 2(Special Issue 22), 124-129.

Co-Authored Academic Articles

• Marathe, A. & Egitim, S. (2025). Exploring cultural disfluencies and negotiation strategies adopted by minority-group members in Japanese work settings. Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management, 20 (1), 8-27. https://doi.org/10.1108/QROM-01-2024-2666

Book Chapters

• Marathe, A. & Ruikar, S. (2024). How Do Grown-up Children Impact the Quality of Life and Life Satisfaction of Elderly Parents. In: Handbook of Aging, Health and Public Policy. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-1914-4_221-2

Research Presentations

1. 1. September 2025, 38th Annual Conference, Japanese Association of South Asian Studies 

      • Exploring Hiring Strategies for Indian University Graduates by Japanese Companies through Media Content Analysis

1. 2. June 2025, IAIR & IACCP Joint Conference (Brisbane, Australia)

      • How do Indian Migrants leverage contact opportunities in Japanese society?

1. 3. March 2025, WELL Conference (Women Matter Women's Matters)

      • Experiences of Indian Migrant Women in Japan

1. 4. December 2024, India-Japan Science Technology Innovation Forum 2024

• A Review of the Journey of Indian Migrants in Japan: The Need for Studies on Interactions between Indian Migrants and Japanese People

1. 5. December 2024, SIETAR Japan 39th Annual Conference

• Exploring Cultural Disfluencies and Negotiation Strategies Adopted by Minority-Group Members in Japanese Work Settings

• Presenters: Soyhan Egitim, Ed.D & Aashlesha Marathe, Ph.D.

1. 6. November 2023, SIETAR Japan 38th Annual Conference

      • Social Interactions between Indian Migrants and Japanese People: Finding Kikkake and Negotiating at the Workplace

1. 7. September 2023, 3rd Annual Conference, Living on the Edge (Doshisha Women's University, Kyoto) 

      • Cultural Disfluencies and Negotiations in Intercultural Marriage: A Case Study of Japan and India

1. 8. September 2023, 36th Annual Conference, Japanese Association of South Asian Studies 

      • 在日インド人の社会適応-文化スキーマ修正による異文化変容 (Social Adjustment of Indians in Japan: Modification of Cultural Schemas and Interactional Adjustment into Japanese Society) 

1. 9. March 2023, 47th Annual Conference, The Japanese Association of Sociolinguistic Sciences (JASS) 

      • 在日インド人の社会適応と言語適応 (Social and Linguistic Adjustment of Indians in Japan)

1. 10. November 2022, 37th Annual Conference, SIETAR Japan 

       • The social life of Indians in Japan - Indian and Japanized aspects of Maharashtrian people 

1. 11. June 2022, 24th Annual Conference, The Japan Association for Language Policy (JALP) 

       • つなげる外国人家族と地域社会－日本の保育園へようこそ (Connecting Foreign Residents to Local Communities: Welcome to Japanese daycares and nurseries)

       • Presenters: Hazuki OOTSUKI, Yuko KANO, Aashlesha MARATHE

1. 12. March 2022, Joint Conference by Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies and University of Tsukuba 

       • Comparison of Indian and Japanese characteristics of thinking and behavior

1. 13. February 2018, International Conference on Psychology, Health and Medicine, Amity University, Rajasthan 

       • Awareness about Menstruation among males and females

Invited Lectures

• December 2024, Toyo University (Hakusan Campus)

  • Life of Indian Migrants in Japan

    • Delivered a lecture on the history of Indian migration in Japan, life of Indian migrants, and their interaction with Japanese people

• December 2023, Toyo University (Akabane Campus)

  • インドの文化についてー身体文化を中心にー(The Culture of India: Focusing on Physical Culture and Health) 

    • Delivered a lecture on health, sports, and physical culture in India and Japan

• May 2023, Toyo University (Hakusan Campus)

  • Communicative Characteristics of Indians in Japan

    • Delivered a lecture on global cultural differences and their impact on social interactions

Conference Proceedings

1. Marathe, A. (2023). Zainichi indojin no shakai tekiou to gengo tekiou [Social and Linguistic Adjustment of Indians in Japan]. Shakai gengo kagaku gakkai dai 47 kai taikai happyou rombunshuu [The Japanese Association of Sociolinguistic Sciences 47th Annual Conference Proceedings]. 9-11. Retrieved January 10, 2025 from https://conference.wdc-jp.com/jass/47/contents/common/doc/all.pdf

Thesis

1. Doctoral Thesis: "Social Interaction of Indian Migrants in Japan: Cultural Disfluency, Schema Modification, and Negotiation". University of Tsukuba, JAPAN (March 2024)

2. Master's Thesis: "Quality of Life and Life Satisfaction of Elderly parents in the context of Geographical Distance, Relationship Satisfaction and Communication Frequency with Adult offspring". Fergusson College (Autonomous), Pune, INDIA (November 2019)