Abstract
The appreciation of the recently deceased Erhard Blankenburg as one of the formative figures of the sociology of law would be incomplete without a look at his position in science policy and sociology of science. With regard to these two aspects Blankenburg can be described as a social engineer engaged in urging social questions. His undeniable merits in this field are associated with an ambivalent position vis a vis a comprehensive and sophisticated sociological theory. Both sides of his scholarly legacy can inspire and motivate current and futures debates in the sociology of law. Erhard Blankenburg - Sociological theory - Theory and practice - Social engineering - Science policy
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