The project was successfully implemented at the Department of Philosophy of the University of Vienna. The research team working on the project consisted of the PI, one PhD scholar (Franz Altner), seven postdoctoral scholars (Lars J. K. Moen, Nathan Biebel, Olof Leffler, Grace Paterson, Niels De Haan, Matthew Rachar and Carlos Nunez) and five visiting research professors (Velislava Mitova, Monika Betzler, Veronica Rodriguez-Blanco, Anne Schwenkenbecher and Stephanie Collins). Research on the project has focused on all three subprojects. Regarding the first subproject (the metaphysics of agency), the team has investigated the scope of a structural account of group agency that relies on the institutional roles and related commitments of its members. Several research articles on this topic were written by team members, including papers on the framing of group members’ practical identities and their strategic and pathological deviances from the group agent’s ends and goals (by Moen, Rachar, Leffler, Mitova). Regarding subproject 2 (the moral status of group agents), the team investigated the representation of groups by spokespersons, the sincerity of group communication, the distribution of information in informal and structured groups, and to what extent groups and corporations count as moral agents. Papers on these topics were written by Paterson, Schwenkenbecher, de Haan. Concerning subproject 3 (the responsibility of group agents), research has focused on how groups are blameworthy and can be held accountable, independently of an intentional commitment to carry out a plan (papers by Biebel, Pauer-Studer). Team members Leffler and Moen have put together a Special Issue on “Holistic and non-holistic accounts of group agency” which will appear in the peer-reviewed Journal Inquiry (either fall 2023 or early 2024). Among the contributors are Philip Pettit, Christian List, and Kendy Hess; also Moen and Leffler both have a paper in that Special Issue. Former team members Matthew Rachar and Franz Altner have put together a Special Issue on “Group agency and team reasoning” which will appear in the peer-reviewed Journal Social Theory and Practice in 2024; the Special Issue will also contain papers by Grace Paterson, PI Pauer-Studer, and Matthew Rachar. During the project, the team member Franz Altner has successfully defended his dissertation on “Group agency, constitutivism, and responsibility.” The team has also organized eight events related to the project, including the international conference “Social agency, group agency, and relational normativity”.