Cities In Federal Constitutional Theory Seeks To Offer A Fresh Theoretical Account Of Cities As Federalism Subjects, Exploring The Increased Importance Of Cities In Recent Decades From Political, Economic, Socio-cultural, And Demographic Perspectives. An Intellectual History Of Federalism: The City And The 'unit' Question / Erika Arban -- Federalism And Local Governments / Cheryl Saunders, Erika Arban -- Subsidiarity And The City: The Case For Mutual Strengthening / Maria Cahill, Garry O'sullivan -- Cities In Federal Systems: Comparative Perspectives / Ran Hirschl -- The New Pre-emption: Placing Cities In American Federalism / Richard Briffault -- Constitutional Theory, Federalism, And Cities / Hoi Kong -- Cities, Federalism, And Criminal Law Reform / William Partlett -- Victims And Villains: Cities And The Environment On The Constitutional Stage / Rebecca Nelson -- Privacy And The City: Toward Progressive Urban Cosmopolitanism / Bilyana Petkova -- Conclusion: The City In The Future Of Federalism / Richard Schragger. Edited By Erika Arban. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.