Robert Barnes received his PhD from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2011. He was the Masters Programmes Senior Tutor in the Department of International History at the LSE before being appointed a lecturer in History at York St John University in 2013. He has published a number of articles and chapters in collections relating to the Korean War.

• AcknowledgementsList of Maps and IllustrationsList of Abbreviations IntroductionPrologue 1. The UN Collective Security Action, June-October 19502. Branding an Aggressor, October 1950-January 19513. Responding to Chinese Aggression, February-July 19514. From Panmunjom to Paris and Back Again, July 1951-June 19525. The Indian Resolution, June-December 19526. The Korean War Endgame, January-July 19537.The Road to Geneva, August 1953-June 1954EpilogueConclusionAppendicesNotesBibliographyIndex

'Barnes' meticulosuly researched monograph is a significant contribution to the literature. Well-written and cogently argues, it is essentially reading to anyone interested in the Korean War, the Cold War, the Commonwealth and the United Nations.' Professor Steven Casey, LSE

Robert Barnes received his PhD from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2011. He was the Masters Programmes Senior Tutor in the Department of International History at the LSE before being appointed a lecturer in History at York St John University in 2013. He has published a number of articles and chapters in collections relating to the Korean War.

• AcknowledgementsList of Maps and IllustrationsList of Abbreviations IntroductionPrologue 1. The UN Collective Security Action, June-October 19502. Branding an Aggressor, October 1950-January 19513. Responding to Chinese Aggression, February-July 19514. From Panmunjom to Paris and Back Again, July 1951-June 19525. The Indian Resolution, June-December 19526. The Korean War Endgame, January-July 19537.The Road to Geneva, August 1953-June 1954EpilogueConclusionAppendicesNotesBibliographyIndex

'Barnes' meticulosuly researched monograph is a significant contribution to the literature. Well-written and cogently argues, it is essentially reading to anyone interested in the Korean War, the Cold War, the Commonwealth and the United Nations.' Professor Steven Casey, LSE

Robert Barnes received his PhD from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 2011. He was the Masters Programmes Senior Tutor in the Department of International History at the LSE before being appointed a lecturer in History at York St John University in 2013. He has published a number of articles and chapters in collections relating to the Korean War.

• AcknowledgementsList of Maps and IllustrationsList of Abbreviations IntroductionPrologue 1. The UN Collective Security Action, June-October 19502. Branding an Aggressor, October 1950-January 19513. Responding to Chinese Aggression, February-July 19514. From Panmunjom to Paris and Back Again, July 1951-June 19525. The Indian Resolution, June-December 19526. The Korean War Endgame, January-July 19537.The Road to Geneva, August 1953-June 1954EpilogueConclusionAppendicesNotesBibliographyIndex

'Barnes' meticulosuly researched monograph is a significant contribution to the literature. Well-written and cogently argues, it is essentially reading to anyone interested in the Korean War, the Cold War, the Commonwealth and the United Nations.' Professor Steven Casey, LSE