Human centrism and freedom of economic activity of citizens: features of private law regulation

The article examines the category of "humanocentrism" on the basis of an interdisciplinary approach. It is emphasized that within the framework of law, humanocentrism is based on the ideas of humanism, freedom, morality, and morality and constitutes an element of constitutionalism. Humanocentrism is a property of an activity, a process based on a person and his private interests. The orientation towards the individual raises the question of the combination and balance of private interests of a person and the public interests of the state and society. Using the example of freedom of economic activity as an opportunity to realize the choice of the form and type of economi c activity, the reflection of humanocentrism in constitutional norms with declarative character is shown. At the same time, it is demonstrated that the norms of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, designed to develop constitutional provisions on freedom of economic activity aimed at regulating the private interests of citizens, do not fully ensure this freedom, and, therefore, do not fully correspond to the ideas of humanocentrism. From the position of humanitarianism, it is concluded that it is necessary to detail the forms and types of economic activity of citizens in the norms of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.