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The authors leave open questions around links to other interpretive concepts, the interaction between different types of dilemma, or how to distinguish dilemmas from simply making social and political choices. Pushing interpretive scholarship further by embracing comparative research: John Boswell, Jack Corbett and R.A.W. Traditional comparative researchers may baulk at the prospect, but the authors provide a plausible argument that there are dilemmas around leadership, loyalty, dealing with crises, etc., that are common to both. [Extracted from the article]