“…Aforementioned, besides city orders, correspondence, and memories concerning the events of the city of Turin from 1814 to 1832, bibliographical sources were employed to gather the main political, economic, social, and cultural aspects that influenced decisions about the commission and generated a considerable impact on the organizational and managerial function of the project, not to mention on the social utility (Dale, 2005;Kornberger and Clegg (2004) that the monument has assumed over time (Noiriel, 1996). An in-depth analysis of the accounting and extra-accounting information was carried out in order to achieve the goal of verifying the exact correspondence between them, as well as the relations occurred with information extracted from historical, artistic, architectural, and accounting studies (Catturi, 2015). The data were scrutinized thorough their meaning clarified to gain detailed insight into the topic (Bowen, 2009;Corbin and Strauss, 2008;Rapley, 2007).…”