The book "Hollywood, Cultural Imperialism, and Propaganda" by Kübra Yeter offers an in-depth analysis of the interactions between globalization, culture, and international politics within the context of the modern world economic system. It examines how political methods have changed over the last century and the role that Hollywood and American cultural policy play in this. The author highlights the effects of propaganda in films and their influence on international politics, particularly since the 1950s. In an era where cultures are significantly impacted by globalization strategies, the threat to the cultural identity of societies is addressed. The book calls for a critical engagement with the mechanisms behind these changes and provides valuable insights into the complex relationships between culture and power.