This paper deals with the proliferation of ideas on global issues that specifically offer proposals for better global coexistence, at a time of very high circulation of ideas such as the circulation we lived at the beginning of the 21st century. For these kind of ideas, of eidetic expressions, the notion of "ideogloby" or just "globy" is proposed. Then, a set of criteria defining the notion is elaborated, as much as they are distinguished from other eidetic expressions, such as ideologies, philosophical systems, "cotidianies" and "pan-isms", among others. Over the past few decades, several operative ideoglobies have co-existed: "nieoism" (from NIEO, the New International Economic Order), "global governance", "neo-tianxianism" (from the Mandarin tianxia, "all under the sky"), and, above all, Human Rights Law, which is the one that interests us at this time, given that it appears to be the most widely welcomed worldwide.