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Book Review: Censure and Sanctions

posited by the legal system. In so far as autopoiesis is structurally precluded from grasping the moral-practical foundations of the law it is rendered incapable of understanding, let alone dealing with, the relationship between law and society. And any sociology of law that cannot do this, regardless of whether it is as brilliantly conceived, elaborated and explicated as Teubner's theory, faces insurmountable difficulties in proving itself to be normatively and empirically fruitful.