• The Development of Navies in the International Context, with Special Interests in the Asia-Pacific Region.

• Publication of Testimony to House of Commons Defence Committee, ‘Ticking the Mission Boxes: Force Structure and the Royal Navy, May 2021
• Maritime Strategy: Current Issues and Future Development, National Defence College, Stockholm, May 2021.
• Piracy and Maritime Security: Global Perspectives, Atlantic Centre, Azores, May 2021.

Commentaries

• Invasion of Ukraine - The Coming War of Logistics

  10 March, 2022

• The Brits Are Coming: Can They Sustain It?

  04 May, 2021

• The Growing Strategic Significance of Islands

  04 November, 2019

• Brexit & Southeast Asia: Return of British Naval Presence?

  07 February, 2019

• CO16276 | Home or Away? South Korea’s New Naval Base

  08 November, 2016

Bulletins and Newsletters

• Broader Horizons (November 2016)

  30 November, 2016

IDSS Paper

• IP23022 | Russian Maritime Strategy and the Pacific

  09 March, 2023

• IP22065 | The 2022 National Defense Strategy: Takeaways for the US Navy and Marines

  10 November, 2022

• IP22024 | Grey Zone Operations: The Rules of the Game

  05 April, 2022

Authored Books

• How to Grow a Navy: The Development of Maritime Power. United Kingdom: Taylor & Francis Group, 2022

Journal Articles

• “‘The U.S. Navy, China and Indo-Pacific: A Reset After Trump?” in Naval Review, Spring 20201, 2021
• Geoffrey Till and Henrick Z. Tsjeng, Growing Maritime Power: Issues and Challenges for Malaysia. MIMA Occasional Paper. Kuala Lumpur: MIMA, 2015.

Edited Books / Special Issues

• Maritime Cooperation and Security in the Indo-Pacific Region (with John Bradford, Jane Chan Git Yin, Stuart Kaye, and Clive Schofield), Eds. Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 2022

Chapters in Edited Books

• Till, Geoffrey, and Henrick Z Tsjeng. “Naval Development in Malaysia.” In Naval Modernisation in Southeast Asia: Problems and Prospects for Small and Medium Navies, edited by Geoffrey Till and Ristian Atriandi Supriyanto, pp. 77-92. Cham: Springer, 2018.