 Some of these ex-members, comprising sixteen individuals, refused to recognise the expulsions and attempted to continue operating as the Socialist Party of Great Britain, which they claimed to have "reconstituted".The group's activity consists primarily of holding occasional propaganda meetings and publishing their journal "Socialist Studies", which serves as much as a forum for socialist philosophy and agitation as it does for polemics against the original SPGB.The "Socialist Studies" group claims that the original SPGB has deviated from the strict anti-reformism principles it established in 1904, to the point of engaging in Trotskyist, Stalinist, and even fascist politics.