[James A Gavrilis] on creating Bottom Up Democra Cy in [Ar Rutbah] during the War On Iraq. Although I focused more on Secur Ity and Govern Ance than on Econom Ics, the three were interdependent. A thriving MarKet was the product of effective governance, and it increased support for the administration. Good governance provided the services such as electricity, law and order, and the stability needed for the market to function. And security forces fostered the economic and political development of the city. Because the three were interconnected, we acted on them simultaneously. As a result, the Iraqis became interested in democracy because that balance met their needs.

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