This volume addresses the enlargement issue of the European Administrative Space (EAS) through an original concept which includes both the current evolutions of the specific research methods as well as analyses and comparative studies on the administrative reforms in some South-East European states. Stemming from the teaching and research activities of the Jean Monnet Chair ¿Ad Personam¿ Lucica Matei, the book embodies new contributions to the EAS study from a growing number of researchers and specialists from EU member or candidate states. The book adheres to the current trends and themes in administrative education and research and is an appropriate study for undergraduate, masters and doctoral students of public administration as well as for specialists and experts involved in the conception and implementation of public administration reforms.