Reviews of work in the field of partial evaluation (post 1993) I'm looking for relatively new reviews of research work on partial evaluation. The most recent work I've found is "Tutorial notes on partial evaluation" by Charles Consel and Olivier Danvy (1993). The book Partial Evaluation and Automatic Program Generation (1993) also gives a comprehensive overview of the work in this field.

In particular, I want to write a brief overview of the history of this field of research. And with the sources I've found so far, I only have enough to write about it up to the early 90s.

Terminology: In the literature, other more-or-less interchangeable terms are sometimes used instead of "partial evaluation". Like "mixed computation" (introduced by A.P. Ershov) and, as Respawned Fluff has mentioned, "program specialization". "Partial deduction" seems to be used in the context of partial evaluation applied to logic programming.
The PEPM (Partial Evaluation and Program Manipulation) Symposium Series is still running. That'd be a good place to start to see what the current hot topics are and who is still working on Partial Evaluation.