Spatiality of resources and systematization of interdependencies with the legitimacy of the SME

Resources of all kinds obey a relative and unequal spatial distribution which largely conditions the legitimacy of the SME. The spatiality of resources coupled with spatial practices governing socio-economic interactions call for mechanisms intrinsic to the SME, capable to enabling it to ensure good spatial control. The legitimacy of the SME requires being constantly supplied with appropriate resources, which resources are spatialized according to criteria of distance and proximity.