Although the European Community was initially focused on economic concerns, culture and its protection, along with other matters that include human rights and the notion of citizenship, soon emerged as growing concerns at Maastricht. In contrast to other culture-related issues that were perceived to be encompassed by structural funds and other such legal categories, cultural rights were integrated more easily. As such, Cultural Title XII was able to establish culture's more distinct role. This final chapter attempts summarize and draw together the important notions derived from the previous chapters. Also, using the theory of autopoiesis in approaching various interfacial issues, this chapter attempts to clarify the relationship between law and culture as expressed within the European Union.