Andrew F. Herrmann is associate professor of communication studies at East Tennessee State University.

From Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Cabin in the Woods, Andrew F. Herrmann provides a fresh perspective on Joss Whedon’s works. Merging organizational communication research with popular culture studies, Herrmann interrogates issues of power, ethics, leadership, and identity. A critical and fun look at to how organizations are represented in media and the ways in which organizations can shape our lives!

• Introduction: Whedon Goes to WorkChapter 1: The Scooby Gang as a Web of InclusionChapter 2: The Patriarchal Power of The Watchers Council and The InitiativeChapter 3: Team Angel Enters Wolfram & HartChapter 4: The Failure of Leadership in Buffy Season EightChapter 5: Living in a Woman’s World with Lilah MorganChapter 6: Complex Systems and a World Without SinChapter 7: The Corporate Colonization of Topher BrinkChapter 8: The Upstairs and the Downstairs Discourses in Cabin in the WoodsChapter 9: The Avengers Meet Terror Management TheoryConclusion: Let’s Go To Work

Andrew F. Herrmann is associate professor of communication studies at East Tennessee State University.

From Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Cabin in the Woods, Andrew F. Herrmann provides a fresh perspective on Joss Whedon’s works. Merging organizational communication research with popular culture studies, Herrmann interrogates issues of power, ethics, leadership, and identity. A critical and fun look at to how organizations are represented in media and the ways in which organizations can shape our lives!

• Introduction: Whedon Goes to WorkChapter 1: The Scooby Gang as a Web of InclusionChapter 2: The Patriarchal Power of The Watchers Council and The InitiativeChapter 3: Team Angel Enters Wolfram & HartChapter 4: The Failure of Leadership in Buffy Season EightChapter 5: Living in a Woman’s World with Lilah MorganChapter 6: Complex Systems and a World Without SinChapter 7: The Corporate Colonization of Topher BrinkChapter 8: The Upstairs and the Downstairs Discourses in Cabin in the WoodsChapter 9: The Avengers Meet Terror Management TheoryConclusion: Let’s Go To Work

Andrew F. Herrmann is associate professor of communication studies at East Tennessee State University.

From Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Cabin in the Woods, Andrew F. Herrmann provides a fresh perspective on Joss Whedon’s works. Merging organizational communication research with popular culture studies, Herrmann interrogates issues of power, ethics, leadership, and identity. A critical and fun look at to how organizations are represented in media and the ways in which organizations can shape our lives!

• Introduction: Whedon Goes to WorkChapter 1: The Scooby Gang as a Web of InclusionChapter 2: The Patriarchal Power of The Watchers Council and The InitiativeChapter 3: Team Angel Enters Wolfram & HartChapter 4: The Failure of Leadership in Buffy Season EightChapter 5: Living in a Woman’s World with Lilah MorganChapter 6: Complex Systems and a World Without SinChapter 7: The Corporate Colonization of Topher BrinkChapter 8: The Upstairs and the Downstairs Discourses in Cabin in the WoodsChapter 9: The Avengers Meet Terror Management TheoryConclusion: Let’s Go To Work