ABSTRACT This paper examines tax justice advocacy (e.g., around multinational corporate tax avoidance) in the UK and Australia between 2010 and 2018 to understand how digital advocacy organizations relate to one another as well as different groups in a shared discursive space. Data from public Facebook pages is analyzed using topic modeling and network analysis, supplemented by interviews with organizational actors. The transnational organizational links between two high-profile digital advocacy organizations – 38 Degrees and GetUp – are not reflected by proximity in the discourse network, which instead displays dominant nationally specific differences around the concepts and corporate targets associated with tax justice advocacy.

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谈论税收：38度与GetUp之间的话语距离

摘要本文研究了2010年至2018年期间在英国和澳大利亚进行的税收司法倡导（例如，围绕跨国公司避税问题），以了解数字倡导组织如何在共享的话语空间中相互联系以及如何与不同群体联系起来。使用主题建模和网络分析对来自Facebook公共页面的数据进行分析，并辅以组织参与者的访谈。两个备受瞩目的数字辩护组织（38度和GetUp）之间的跨国组织联系并未通过话语网络中的邻近性反映出来，而是在与税收司法倡导相关的概念和公司目标周围表现出国家特定的主要差异。