Nordic Socialism envisions a model society rooted in the egalitarian principles of Nordic social democracy such as universal welfare, strong public services, and democratic control of resources — while also emphasizing national sovereignty, cultural continuity, and social cohesion. It rejects both neoliberal globalism and authoritarian nationalism, seeking instead a model where the people have real ownership of their economy, their land, and their future. In this vision, solidarity is not just economic but also cultural: a shared sense of belonging that strengthens the collective good. Nordic Socialism aspires to protect the welfare state from both external market pressures and internal fragmentation, uniting class-based justice with a grounded national identity.