Fluid Construction Grammar is a fully operational computational framework capturing many key concepts in construction grammar. This book describes this framework. It gives a number of examples through a series of linguistically challenging case studies, including phrase structure, case grammar, and modality.

1. Foreword (by Steels, Luc); 2. Part I. Introduction; 3. Introducing Fluid Construction Grammar (by Steels, Luc); 4. A first encounter with Fluid Construction Grammar (by Steels, Luc); 5. Part II. Grammatical structures; 6. A design pattern for phrasal constructions (by Steels, Luc); 7. A design pattern for argument structure constructions (by Trijp, Remi van); 8. Part III. Managing processing; 9. Search in linguistic processing (by Bleys, Joris); 10. Organizing constructions in networks (by Wellens, Pieter); 11. Part IV. Case studies; 12. Feature matrices and agreement: A case study for German case (by Trijp, Remi van); 13. Construction sets and unmarked forms: A case study for Hungarian verbal agreement (by Beuls, Katrien); 14. Syntactic indeterminacy and semantic ambiguity: A case study for German spatial phrases (by Spranger, Michael); 15. Part V. Fluidity and robustness; 16. How to make construction grammars fluid and robust (by Steels, Luc); 17. Index