This paper will examine powerfulness and powerlessness of cultures in relation to the ‎process of globalization. It will present a model in the frame of glocal space which ‎explains responses of indigenous cultures, integrated of local and global forces. ‎Studying culture in glocal space provokes a serious challenge for cultural studies in ‎the field of anthropology, which traditionally relies on a spatially localized society. ‎Here, cultures are assumed to be powerful and that is when people and societies feel ‎proud of their culture, civilization and flag. Contrary to this, cultures are also inferred ‎as to be powerless when people feel apologetic about their culture and civilization and ‎therefore generally when people wish to become members of other societies and ‎citizens of other countries‏.‏