 The theory they developed was expressed by Walsby himself in his 1947 book "The Domain of Ideologies" and those involved in the group set up an organisation to propagate their views called the Social Science Association, which existed from 1944 until 1956, attracting a number of new recruits during the Turner Controversy (see below).It was later succeeded by the Walsby Society and the journal which emerged from it called "Ideological Commentary".This survived until the death of its editor (and the former secretary of the SSA), George
Walford, in 1994. , barely a handful of its exponents still survive.