Europe in the Global Age: Crash Course European History #48
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- In which John looks at what it even means to live in a global age, as we've been talking about Europe's role in the gobal community for 47 episodes now. But, pedantry aside, the world is more connected than ever, and that has had effects in Europe. Today we'll investigate how trade, communications, and disease have changed the continent.
Sources
-Ault, Julia E. “Defending God’s Creation? The Environment in State, Church and Society in the German Democratic Republic, 1975-1989.” German History 37 (June 2019): 205-26
-Bess, Michael. Light-Green Society: Ecology and Technological Modernity in France, 1960-2000. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2003.
-Murdock, Caitlin E. “Public Health in a Radioactive Age: Environmental Pollution, Popular Therapies, and Narratives of Danger in the Federal Republic of Germany, 1949-1970.” Central European History 52 (March 2019): 45-64.
-Smith, Bonnie G. Europe in the Contemporary World, 1900 to the Present, 2nd ed. London: Bloomsbury, 2020.
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I’ll never forget when Crash Course was not filmed in a studio . This is truly a new part of history.
There's something eerie about hearing ongoing events described in the past tense. It breaks the idea that there is something special about this time because it is "the present", or in other words, because we happen to inhabit it.
As one of my friends said the other day, "Let's hope that in 10 years time, we look back and say 'Do you remember that crazy time when Covid swept the world and we had to stay inside until it had gone?' rather than 'Do you remember when we used to be able to meet up with groups of people wherever we wanted?' ... a sobering thought!
I love it when CrashCourse talks about history. I hope you do African and Asian history next, both deserve a deeper look
Yes!! Especially now
Really hope you do East Asian history, along with west Asian, south Asian. Asia gets grouped together too often but Palestine and Korea and India are very different cultures and historicaly didn't have significant contact. These regions deserve to be their own continents as much as Europe does.
Ditto. School hardly ever dipped into these subjects or parts of history. The suspicion placed on Japanese-Americans after Pearl Harbor and Muslim-Americans after 911 are too similar
Yeah. American history could be fun too.
Edit: A history of the Americas; I can see how that might be confusing.
@@yaumelepire6310 They already have a whole series for US history.
me: takes day off of school
also me: spends all day binging crash course because i learn more history here than in my history class
Regarding the victims of Chernobyl there's a famous quote here in Europe saying: the last victim of Chernobyl hasn't been born yet
The IMF is something we should all talk about more. Especially in Latin American countries.
As a Brazilian I cannot stress this enough. Forcing liberal agenda into poor countries really increased the gap they were trying to close.
@@Edubububu Right?! It's not even liberal agenda most of the time. It's just neo-lib/neo-conser agenda. Low taxes on companies, little regulations, no rights to the workers, poor working conditions, corporations have more power than the government it resides in, etc. It's ridiculous!
@Zahin Shahazad REALLY?! That's insane! THIS is why economic globalism has so many opponents. I'm fine with globalism, but only to a certain degree (like freely travel between countries, similar currency systems etc).
@Zahin Shahazad Nah I'm pro freedom of choice on everything. Completely libertarian in that regard. I'm an atheist, but the government or corporations shouldn't infringe on people's right to choose what religion they do/do not worship. Ridiculous.
If something good comes out of this pandemic, I really hope it’s latin americans opening up our eyes to this kind of stuff. Neo-liberalism is wreaking havoc on our countries.
This really didn't focus on Europe that much. NGOs, Covid and so on are global phenomenas. I think there's plenty to talk about when it comes to events that happened after the 2000s and it's a shame that the episode missed a lot of it. Examples would be the tensions in the Balkans or between Russia and Ukraine, rising extremism in countries like Poland, Hungary, Turkey (Erdogans coup), the 2008 financial crisis which hit many European nations especially hard, Brexit, the refugee crisis - just to name a few.
I hope the series, which has been amazing thus far, doesn't end on this note and won't be scarred to cover the current situations which to be fair, are highly politicised. Nonetheless, keep up your amazing work CrashCourse!
The EU's new common borrowing policy which may be the largest game changer since the union was founded.
Wait what I thought Erdogan was (at least initially) elected democratically.
@@beback_ Well he is still authoritarian and it's likely election fraud is happening on a large scale in turkey
@@beback_ Yes he was. What he meant by "Erdogan's coup" are the events of July 2016 when some in the Turkish army attempted a coup d'état, trying to topple Erdogan. The coup was quickly put down and Erdogan used it to purge the army and administration, to accuse and imprison all sorts of political opponents, human rights activists, minorities, and whoever else was seen as a danger to his increasingly authoritarian rule.
There is a conspiracy theory that Erdogan himself orchestrated the (rather clumsy) coup, though there is no actual evidence for that.
please do a crash course criminology!!
Since when Finland had ports to Arctic sea after we lost Kalastajasaarento and Petsamo to the Soviet Union? Did you mean to say Norway, maybe?
Just give up on these videos being accurate. They don't want you to teach history, they just want to push their petty leftist agenda.
He's American, don't be too strict to him. He's trying.
@@DarkAngelEU Leftist? This series has taken a huge turn to the right as of last episode, never thought I would see it happen, John Green sound like Alex Jones in these last two episodes.
Ah yea famously the left love to push their agenda that Finland does, in fact, have ports in the Arctic
Yeah, he probably meant to say Norway.
That said, Finland isn't entirely out of the picture - moving goods from the Baltic Sea through Finland via railway (to Kirkenes) is seriously considered option.
Can't even escape Animal Crossing by watching Crash Course, the Bank of Nook haunts me everywhere.
"...Venice disallowed cars altogether" 😂😂😂 I love CrashCourse
I don't get the joke, lol
@@Robersora Venice mostly consists of canals and narrow streets; it'd be quite difficult to drive car around there even if it were allowed, so there weren't many cars to ban to begin with.
varana312 ok, but Venice is not just the oldtown... still thanks, I get it now, haha
It's always a good start to the day when Crash Course makes a new video.
This topic gave me hope -- I'm not alone, I'm not an alien.
There are non-stupid people alive as well.
Thank you for making this!
"...breaking up of the arctic pack ice which allowed Finland, Russia, and Canada passage for trade routes"
Finland???? Finland doesn't even border the Arctic ocean. Any trade arctic trade route would have to go through he Norwegian sea, the North sea, and the Baltic sea to make it to Finland. Is there some anomaly that makes me wrong or did John mess up?
Pretty sure he meant Norway.
Mistakes happen.
@@jesseberg3271 This video is like a buffet of mistakes tho
Don't be too harsh on him. He's American. At least he's trying.
@@jesseberg3271 Mistakes have happened a little to often in this series.
@@popelgruner595 No he's not. This series is based on a US course in European history and it gets more wrong than it gets right. It should be called American misconceptions about European history.
Now I don't blame John it's clear he has far worse writers these days.
Asian, African, Australia and American (the continent) history now!
Well, there already is the CC: US history. American history would just be almost the same.
@@karolinamikesova Perhaps Latin American history then? To catch most of the remaining parts of the Americas. Sorry Canada.
Kara well, there's a whole variety of Latin countries, Canada, and a bunch of islands which haven't fully been covered yet
Do you really want that after the mess this series have been?
This is clearly based on the curriculum of US course about European history and it should really be called Common miss conceptions of European history.
@@DaDunge Give me an example.
5:50 I am very skeptical of the stats on China in this map
Harrison Ressler Around a month ago they increased deaths by around 1000 to make them seem a bit more legit but it only made every more suspicious with how they did it.
@@SophisticatedDingus When Communism ends in China I am so damn curious what will be revealed about Covid19.
After the fall of Communism in Russia we found SO MANY insane things that were covered up.
I THINK I recall hearing how it was discovered that 1/6 of Russia became uninhabitable due to pollution.
Next, single Russia factories were polluting more than ALL of Scandinavia.
And about half of all kids in St Petersburg had development issues due to rampant pollution.
NO OTHER industrialized nation on Earth had this problem from their own rise of industrialization.
And that's not even mentioning the gulags.
The problem is the two maps show different metrics.
John, you became so much sadder as the years went by. I love all your videos but it breaks my heart to see such a stark difference between first C C video series where you were all laughs and jokes and the recent ones. I hope you are okay and it's just exhaustion
Does anyone else immediately calm down to Join’s soothing voice?
You should hear his brother on the ‘Journey to the Microcosmos’ channel. Pure ASMR
Suggestion.
Crash course global warming. (can't believe it's not a thing already) The science and possible consequences from simplest to hardest.
This is a great idea
Just want to suggest CC: East Asia. So much history between China, Japan, Vietnam and the ilk. Plus it’s not something that gets talked about in America.
you mean and the like not and the ilk. Ilk is a derogatory term.
Fredrik Dunge ummm not according to my dictionary...
@@keokihiga8462 It may not be the dictionary definition but it's how it's used. When something is an ilk they're not a group of good things.
Fredrik Dunge I mean whenever I’ve used it or heard others use it, it seems to be neutral. Maybe there’s something in the root of the word I’m unaware of, but then again language isn’t static.
I would love to know more about Asia and their culture. From Budhism practices to Kpop. I am more enthusiatic about learning about Asia. Also, if they could I would prefer if they can have someone from an Asian country to teach us about Asia.
I’m just here for johns voice on that RE-20.
The coloured picture of Jorg Haider makes him look like a vampire. (08:31)
Surprising accuracy, I'd say 😅
Last time I was this early, Hank was filled with energy and gusto.
Hank still has energy and gusto.
I just love this series!
Every time I watch John, I always learn something new
Wow. Nothing on the 2008 recession directly?
Nope apparently the rise of the far right was caused by liberals not by two successive financial crisises.
Would love if crash course created an African History course
3:54 Cars banned in Paris ? Believe me, I wish! I've lived my whole life in Paris, and although our current mayor (who just got reelected, yeah!) is trying to implement such measures, it's never been actually done. When pollution reaches really critical levels, half the cars (based on your licence plate number) are forbidden to circulate, and only for a couple days at most... Meanwhile my fellow Parisians keep buying enormous gas-guzzlers they cannot even drive through the city centre's narrow streets. To be fair, the mayor took advantage of quarantine to actually ban cars from some major arteries downtown, and I hope she won't give in to pressure and these parts of the city will stay car-free... But the battle for our lungs is far from over in Paris.
"Other were exploited. Including by organized criminal gangs, beginning with Marget Thatcher."
UK working class: "Sounds about right!"
Love you Crash Course ❤❤❤ you're all awesome and doing the good work!!!
Crash Course is awesome
great work! another top notch video
10:30 ish If you are talking about the EU's external trade barrier then why talk about the free trade policies forced on the third world by the US? The EU and the US are completely different entities and got very little in common.
5:56 Once again I nearly had a heart attack from unexpectedly seeing Dutch in an English RUclips video. The universe has to stop doing this to me.
Not that strange, it's one of maybe five European countries the script writers knows about. England France the Netherlands Spain and Italy.
I'm really grateful for all these episodes. Crash Course does some fantastic, thoughtful history lessons and I always feel like I learn something even if it's a subject I know pretty well.
If you know this subject pretty well then most of the things you "learned" are probably things you didn't know because they're simply incorrect. This series is a mess.
Well, we're gonna see how this episode ages.
Probably quicker than we'll expect.
It already did, this was filmed months ago. The comments feed here is overrun by alt right who loves the series after he hated on the EU last episode, never mind that the EU fixes those issues before he even get the video out.
Argument for calling today a global age: The distinction between stone age, copper age and iron age depends on the location because these metals were used at different times in different places. This doesn't apply as much nowadays as technological developments quickly spread over the whole world.
Can’t wait to see how many people are going to say, “DiD YOu JUsT SaY CLimAtE ChaNGe!? HoW CouLD YOu! ItS aLL A hOAx!! HE’s iN oN IT!”
The 'hoax' is that people are using Climate change as a Trojan horse to push their pet agendas.
At least this video admitted the world as a whole isn't "doing its job"
Sick and tired of people here in the U.S. acting as if we are the only ones
@@estebansantiago1877 well, guys, you kind of trashing a lot... Like, ships of trashes sent to poorer countries a lot 🙃
My god, you guys know Корозия Метала (Coroded Metal) there?! Way to go :)
I love crash course 🥰😜
Please do other cultures also
Thank you ☺️💗
How many times did you have to update that COVID-19 map before posting?
Funny they never bothered getting a per capita map of the swine flu.
I hate that I'm living through history right now
"We can't entirely separate ourselves via borders" should be a whole own school subject.
Damn this whole episode was just dunking on neo-liberals...
And I love it!
I'm a libertarian and I didn't feel dunked on.
It was sort of odd because most European countries never took that much of a turn into neoliberalism and it certainly wasn't what caused the Eurocrisis.
Don't get me wrong trying to switch these countries to neoliberalism during the crisis was a terrible mistake, but it did not cause the crisis, clientelistic overspending did that.
@@DaDunge i would have liked closer look into some countries, west and east, trying to turn right, at least culturally, in the past year (looking at you, Poland), and general growing populism in politics and nationalism (Brexit thing), a.k.a let's repeat the Roaring Twenties!
Why does he use a lightsaber as a microphone?
Would you want him to use a dildo as a microphone? See? So a light sabre it is... 😏
Neoliberlism saved my country (Bolivia) on the 80's and many nation's as well, I think John should talk about both the good and the ugly.
Love you John!
I think Margaret Thatcher opened a Pandora’s box with her policies and we’re all just living with all the bad elements till this day.
Amazing video, but Brazil should not be drawn this way
If anything, Covid-19 has shown that Globalisation has serious flaws. If one part of the supply chain collapses in another country, it can have serious repercussions on other countries. This kind of interdependence was a factor in the bronze age collapse. I think more nations will be wary of globalisation and more keen to pursue local alternatives in the future.
Just to make sure I’m understanding you, are you saying interdependence as a whole defined as importing/exporting of goods, collaboration with innovation, peace keeping, international aid, and all the jobs that exist because of relationships between countries, etc. should cease? Self sufficiency is not so easily compartmentalized.
@@MA-zg2pz I think he's saying we should also focus on self-sufficiency. Like manufacturing and mining locally.
@@thedemotivationalspeaker3090 Good luck starting to mine rare earth metals or oil locally in the Czech Republic or whatever. ;)
5:54 Victoria has the outbreak in Australia, not NSW
Tasmania is also relatively free of the virus.
John, why is China not shaded in dark red on the "Global Outbreak of Covid-19 per Capita" chart? I would imagine there would be more cases. Will you please explain?
You make a valid point because there probably are way more cases in China but we have to work with the numbers they report, which are actually fairly low. Notice that the Hubei province is shaded in a darker color. I think a better question is why isn't Florida as dark as Louisiana? Florida is the 4th most affected state in the US if we focus on a per capita count. Anyways, I'm actually impressed they divided this into regions/states and not just countries. The thing is that they may have made the map some time ago and things have changed drastically in a few weeks.
Cause that one is per capita and China has a ton of people. The Swine flu one however is just overall numbers and as I said China has a ton of people.
"That's why I am filming from home"
Covid-19 alert
8:42 that is very similar to the overwatch logo
The logo of the neonazi "Identitarian movement" is pretty much that, but with the colours of the Tea Party & "libertarians" for reasons we do not fully understand (jk).
What do flat earthers call globalism?
Maybe they call it mappisam?
Realmism?
Planeism?
@@thedemotivationalspeaker3090 Plateism?
@@DaDunge maybe...
I think you are overstating the "globalization" of prior centuries and millenia; or at the very least you are downplaying the extreme globalization today. For example, at no point in the past would a tree in the Canada be cut down, sent to China to make a skateboard, which is then sent back to the USA.
Yeah, idk why would they do that. Maybe to make the issues with racism a nd neoliberalism stronger?
@@VashdaCrash It's clearly to fit an agenda. Which is very wrong when you're trying to make an accurate interpretation of history.
@@DarkAngelEU very unprofessional, I agree. I wonder if John Green actually has some teaching formation in history, gotta look it up.
@@DarkAngelEU OK he didn't, has a double major in English and Religious Studies according to Wikipedia.
@@VashdaCrash There is a whole team behind every CC series, for this one they probably co-operate with an alumni in history, still I find it very sad that they are persuaded by their own agenda rather than simply telling it the way it is.
Can we get like one last episode on the rise of authoritarianism and the decay of democracy that we're seeing today?
Didn't we do that last week and he blamed it all on the EU?
I look forward to the time where I can proudly say that I've watch crash course filmed on someone's basement. To others who also like crash course.
COVID-19 is nothing compared to the Spanish Flu Pandemic. Yes, it caused one of the biggest quarantines of all time, but much of the United States is entering phase IV of the Pandemic as we speak, and while the Spanish flu caused over 55 million deaths, only 673,000 people died of COVID. What is 673,000 compared with the high estimate of 70 million people who died in the Spanish Flu?
What people often don't mention with the Global Warming debate, is that humankind relies on ecosystems as much as other creatures. It's not going to kill polar bears, penguins and all coral on earth, it's going to kill us just as much.
A pandemic as this one is one example.
God these last few videos have taken a depressing tone.
Finland? do you maybe mean Denmark(greenland) Iceland or Norway?
Educational!
This is blowing my mind. For some reason like history man, woah.
What's new now is that we can be global in real time, ongoingly.
At 6:33, I think it's somewhat misleading to show official Chinese COVID-19 cases as they clearly have under-reported the extent of the damage
If the graphic would be changed to accommodate for that, get ready to change the data for the entire rest of the world map as well.
Problem is that the maps shows different metrics.
@@DaDunge You bring that up under every comment about the map - but to most of them, it doesn't matter at all. The problem with China probably underreporting cases, or the ratio being low due to China's high population, has nothing to do with the SARS map. It's not about that comparison - there wasn't even a comparison to begin with. Yes, the maps use to different scales, but they're not trying to say that they depict the same thing, except a general "there was a disease that spread worldwide".
Ugh, why does fascism have to make a comeback?
it's all this 80s nostalgia
Because the Centrist global order has failed to improve the lives of most working people, and they ignore how the far-right is deceptively channeling that resentment and dissatisfaction into racist movements!
It changed its name though now ironically it's called antifa
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Didn’t Winston Churchill say something about that?
@@drewpamon LOL antifa isnt a group or a movement its just people who hate fascism but some people are so brainwashed into thinking the enemies of their xenophobic leaders and policies MUST be the bad guys that theyre in denial
It would have been nice to point out some valid issues caused by mass unrestricted immigration, not just framing people as all being racists and anti-Semites. Too much of anything, even with very noble intentions, can have far-reaching consequences.
This is par for the course with Crash Course, despite high level of quality in general
I'm really tired of this stance where people just bash European policy without understanding its intricacies and like you mention, their actual issues. It's very easy to say we are Nazis without trying to look into the matter as to why we can't take care of all the refugees. Like you said, it's not an issue of not wanting, as John tries to convey in this video, it's an issue of simply not being able to.
He did he mentioned them being exploited by organized crime.
@@DarkAngelEU BS we definitely can, in fact we have and we're better of because of it, those people you hate on, they are your essential workers right now, out there risking their lives while we isolated.
It would also have been nice of you to point out that there is no such thing as "mass unrestricted immigration", and never has been. The EU has 450 million people and EU countries are among the wealthiest on the planet - if we wanted to, we'd have no actual problems dealing with refugees from the Syrian war, or Afghanistan, or some African states.
Informative but. sudden loud music is disturbing. I Think it is needless
Odd request, but what is the hotel photoed at 0:48? Looks like a big Canadian hotel built to for rich European getaways
The Mt Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods, NH. It was the place of the Bretton Woods Conference in 1944, establishing the World Bank and the IMF.
yeah both good and left of center. definitely a crashcourse video.
Polylinguism?! It's multilinguism and you know it!
8:00 subtle dig John😂
It was not 200,000 but closer to but higher than 12. Just the movement of people loosing their homes cost far more than 12. 1,000? In Japen 99% of deaths were from people moving while those who flew out of Japan suffered more radiation from flying than from the nuclear accident. See 'The Coming Plague' by Laurie Garret published 1993 and her later work.
Hello right back! @9:46
I’m getting real Harry Potter vibes seeing you
History of North America South America and Central America
History of north america is very much covered by crash course US history.
John could do ASMR
I listen to the CC History playlists to help me fall asleep. :)
Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Do not let your heart be troubled, nor let it be fearful. John 14:27
Wow this whole episode is super critical of capitalism. Right on! lol
I would love to see Crash Course make a Soviet history series!
Shall i know how Europeans escape from world war
5:52 Really?...
i like how low china looks on the map cough"cover up"cough
Agreed but suppressing freedom does help lower the numbers, doesn't make it right.
Actually that is partly on Crashcourse, their two maps showed different metrics. The swine flu map showed overall deaths, while the Covid one showed deaths per thousand inhabitants. I'm not saying china isn't lying but in large part their deaths per capita numbers are low because they have so damn many people.
In short: Give free money for Non-European nations and give up our homelands for foreigners.
5:36 should that be affected?
Don't you have bicycle lanes and pedestrian streets in america?
Not really. Some places do. Most don’t
America is much less Urbanized than Europe.
Most American cities have bikelanes, although we started later and have fewer of them than Europe, but more Americans tend to live in Suburban settings where bicycling isn't practical.
As for pedestrian only streets, those are rare even in cites.
1:35 "the union of soviet socialist republics republic of ukraine" lol
I’m not hopeful. There isn’t much to be hopeful about.
Go to church or see a therapist. That state of mind won't get us anywhere. Best wishes.
Theses are great videos, and really something thats needed these days. Proper stuff.
However theres annoyance I'd like to point out. You tend to sway things towards point you want to make by ignoring selected facts sometimes.
Not taking any sides, it's really bad practice as it does undermine some of the message you have, and gives leverage for denialism that should't be given. Critical thinking people are very sensitive to that.
Here's couple from this video:
Correctly the amount of victims from Chernobyl disaster are said to be from dozen to 200 000. However, that 200 000 is in Ukraine close to the region, for instance scandinavia (where I'm from) did got worst radiation outside USSR at the time of incident, and that was less than many get from ground radiation in their homes in a year. It's very unlikely any deaths from radiation could be warranted to the incident outside the vicinity of the area.
Another point you make about acid rains in 70's and 80's killing norwegian spruce. It was feared forests would die globally for it, but you forgot to mention the issue was gone in Europe and Canada come the 90's through strict regulation of pollution. And hasn't been problem since. Same is the case with water pollution from factories in europe.
Also not explaining how the fallout ended up in Scandinavia makes it seems it simply spread there, but really it was dust that was swept up and then fell down as part of rain.
And he failed to mention that the acid rain problems was solved decades ago.
He also suggested the rise of the far right was due to liberal economics which is only indirectly true, the far right rose as a result of the financial crash and the Eurocrisis, the formed being caused by liberal economics in the US and the latter by a nature of lending dichotomy in Europe (the banks thought the EU would pay the debt of any country using the Euro in a crisis, the EU having no such intentions). Really the entire series has been like that. I think it is a shame he retired young John, young John was a great way to see issues from two sides, something he failed to do repeatedly in this series.
Eid Mubarak to everyone around the world! I hope you have a great day.
John Green calling out: DISEASE! since before it was a thing... well done sir, some might call you a prophet, I'll just call you AWESOME
Today is just tomorrow in the process of becoming.
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Every catastrophe described in this video is the result of negligent application of capitalism and overpopulation
You did a total hit job on Margaret Thatcher in your last video, then segueing from 'criminal gangs' to Thatcher in this one? Hmmm...
Crash Course China History when
And slavery was globally ended by Britain
And that's why they sold weapons and ships to the rebelling American slave holders? Brittian's role in global abolition is laudable, but history is rarely as cut and dry as you make it out to be.
And today Britain has Johnson as their PM. Your point being?
Eh no it wasn't, Britain was fairly late to the race in banning slavery. Sweden banned slavery in the thirteenth century. Slavery in Europe hasn't been a major institution since the Romans overtook the greeks.
Yeah, the British, famously adding the 13th Amendment to the US constitution.
Whys everyone so salty Britain did more than any other nation ever to end slavery
What is neoliberalism?
Belief that the government shouldn't operate social programs and lower taxes instead. Make of that what you will.
Liberalism comes in two main parts economic liberalism and legislative liberalism.
Economic liberalism wants to keep taxes to a minimum and as a result also government spending to a minimum.
Legislative liberalism want to keep legislation to a minimum and as a result also the use of the governments violence monopoly to a minimum.
A neoliberal is someone who pushes both of these, with perhaps a slight bias towards economic liberalism, other terms for the same thing is classic liberal (so it's both the new and the oldest) and libertanism.
A social liberal is someone who clearly favours Legislative liberalism over economic liberalism.
There is no official term for someone who is fully biased towards economic liberalism but they are sometimes referred to Order liberals, though it think they think of themselves as a form of neoliberals.
7:27 Most imigrants see EU as place with social care and not as work place.
How do you know this? Who told you, and how do they know?