This study analyses welfare chauvinist attitudes in the generous welfare states of Sweden, Norway and Finland. We find that strict forms of exclusionary welfare chauvinism are near non-existent. However, Finland, Norway and Sweden are in the top tier in Europe when it comes to beliefs that immigrants need to obtain citizenship before being given equal rights to social benefits. This may indicate a future turn in social policy when it comes to inclusion of non-citizens, with significant implications for social workers. We further analyse welfare chauvinism by exploring socio-economic factors, satisfaction with the country, and attitudes towards both benefits and immigrants.

本研究分析了瑞典、挪威和芬兰等慷慨福利国家的福利沙文主义态度。我们发现严格形式的排他性福利沙文主义几乎不存在。然而，在认为移民需要获得公民身份才能获得平等的社会福利权利方面，芬兰、挪威和瑞典在欧洲处于领先地位。这可能预示着未来社会政策在包容非公民方面的转变，对社会工作者具有重大影响。我们通过探索社会经济因素、对国家的满意度以及对福利和移民的态度来进一步分析福利沙文主义。