The Bush administration seems to have assumed in its approach to post-Saddam Iraq that both democracy and a market economy were default conditions to which societies would revert once oppressive tyranny was removed, rather than a series of complex, interdependent institutions that had to be painstakingly built over time.
Parece que la administración Bush, en su enfoque hacia el Iraq post Saddam, asumió que tanto la democracia como la economía de mercado eran condiciones dadas a las que la sociedad volvería una vez que se hubiera eliminado la tiranía opresiva, en lugar de una serie de instituciones complejas e interdependientes que tienen que construirse laboriosamente con el paso del tiempo.