Changes and International Comparison of Korean Welfare Perception - The class difference on the support for horizontal and vertical redistribution

이상은,; 김희찬,

doi:10.47042/acsw.2019.02.62.213

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“…1 With respect to Korean welfare attitudes, Lee and Kim's (2019) study, which compared support for social spending in Korea with six Western welfare states (Denmark, France, Germany, Sweden, the UK and the US) using the 2016 ISSP data, noted that Koreans were generally supportive of social spending-and more than Denmark and France. Using the 2017-2020 World Value Survey (WVS) data, meanwhile, Dennison and Geddes's (2021) study on individual perceptions of immigration's effect on social conflict noted that the proportion of Koreans who agree that immigration leads to social conflict was less than 15%, the lowest among the 49 countries included in the analysis.…”

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How does immigration affect welfare support in Korea?

Kim

2021

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This study explored the association between the perceived presence of immigrants and support for social spending in a non-Western context, particularly Korea, so far relatively under-researched. Using the Korean General Social Survey data, specifically, it analysed whether and how native Koreans' attitudes toward government spending on (each area of) social security are influenced by the perceived presence of immigrant populations in Korean society, and furthermore, whether the degree and direction of the relationship may depend not only on the type of social benefits, but also on the type of immigration, that is, whether the share of certain groups of immigrants in the population is perceived to be high or low. The results suggest that the association between (perceived) immigration and support for social spending exists in Korea, and its degree and direction differs when the types of social benefits and immigration are considered.

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How does immigration affect welfare support in Korea?

Kim

2021

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Changes and International Comparison of Korean Welfare Perception - The class difference on the support for horizontal and vertical redistribution

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How does immigration affect welfare support in Korea?

How does immigration affect welfare support in Korea?

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