AFTER SADDAM.

Examines the potential aftermath of a successful U.S. campaign against Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. Professor Edward Said of Columbia University's description of the status of the Arab politics, in his January 11 article on "The New York Times"; Bankruptcy of the Arab political order; Possible consequences is Iraq were to be destroyed; Neighboring countries' concern over the future of the Iraqi state and its territorial integrity; Change of regime rather than of borders.