**About the Editors**

#### **Marion Panizzon**

Marion Panizzon (Dr. habil., LL.M.) is a senior research fellow of the World Trade Institute, University of Bern. She holds a habilitation (2015) in international economic law and international migration law and led several multi-year research projects funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. Since 2019, Marion acts as the deputy chair of the advisory board of the Center for Global Migration Studies of Gottingen University and is on the board of the Certificate of Advanced ¨ Study 'Education and Migration', University of Bern. She works as legal consultant, amongst others, for the World Bank, the EU Asylum Agency, and CARITAS, Switzerland. Her research focus is on labor migration at the intersection of WTO/GATS and bilateral labor migration agreements. Marion recently published Adjudicating Labor Mobility under France's Agreements on the Management of Migration, Theoretical Inquiries in Law (2022), and Multi-Level Governance of Migration in Times of Crisis, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (2018, with M. van Riemsdijk).

#### **Daniela Vitiello**

Daniela Vitiello (Dr. habil.) is a tenure track assistant professor of EU law at Tuscia University (Viterbo, Italy), a co-coordinator of the Academy of Law and Migration (ADiM), and a co-convener of the European Society of International Law Interest Group on Migration and Refugee Law. She is managing editor of European Papers, a member of the editorial board of Roma Tre Law Review, and a member of the Editorial Committees of SIDIblog and ADiM Blog. Dr. Vitiello was a postdoctoral fellow at the Universities of Roma Tre (2015–2017), Bern (2017), and Florence (2017–2019), and studied international law and EU law in Rome (LUISS, Sapienza), Durham (2008), and The Hague (2012), before obtaining her Doctorate from the Sapienza University of Rome (2014). She published a monograph titled The External Borders of the European Union (Cacucci 2020, in Italian) and specialized in the field of EU migration and asylum law, citizenship, fundamental rights, and the rule of law.

#### **Tamas Molnar**

Tamas Moln ´ ar (Dr. habil., PhD) is a legal research officer at the European Union Agency for ´ Fundamental Rights (FRA) in Vienna. He is also a visiting lecturer on international migration law at the Department of International Relations at Corvinus University of Budapest (where he has held multiple positions since October 2003). Before joining FRA, he worked for a decade in various ministries in Hungary on international and EU migration law. He was also a delegate in migration-related EU Council preparatory bodies and negotiated international agreements on migration. He read law in Budapest (Master of Laws) and Brussels (LLM on EU law), holds a PhD in international law (2013), and obtained his 'habilitation' (post-doctoral research and teaching qualification) in public international law in 2022 in Budapest. He has widely published in the fields of international and EU migration law and the relationship of legal orders. His latest monograph is titled The Interplay between the EU's Return Acquis and International Law (Edward Elgar Publishing 2021).
