Like many other fields of science, public administration is experiencing an increasing need for survey – or often also referred to as review – articles that would provide comprehensive overview of selected topics. There are numerous reasons for this need, mostly related to the enormous growth of the published papers and articles and simultaneous increase of the diversity of topics covered. The diversification of topics might seem beneficial, since it causes the decrease of the number of articles per topic. However, even the most narrow, specific topics attract attention of many researchers and are being covered by dozens of articles. Thus, even experienced researchers, not to mention practitioners in public administration, experience hard time getting a quick overview of the state-of-the-art in the domain of their interest.