Here is Luc Steels publication list as seen on Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Computer Science Department, Vrije Universiteit Brussel website, hosted at: http://www.isrl.uiuc.edu/~amag/langev/author/lsteels.html

2008
[70]			Wellens, P., Loetzsch, M., and Steels, L. (2008) Flexible word meaning in embodied agents. Connection Science, 20(2-3):173--191.
[69]			Loetzsch, M., van Trijp, R., and Steels, L. (2008) Typological and Computational Investigations of Spatial Perspective. In Wachsmuth, I. and Knoblich, G., editors, Modeling Communication with Robots and Virtual Humans, pages 125--142. Berlin: Springer.
2007
[68]			Loreto, V. and Steels, L. (2007) Social dynamics: Emergence of language. Nature Physics, 3:758--760.
[67]			Steels, L. (2007) The symbol grounding problem is solved, so what's next? In De Vega, M. and G. Glennberg and G. Graesser, editors, Symbols, embodiment and meaning. Academic Press, New Haven.
[66]		(1)	Steels, L. and Loetzsch, M. (2007) Perspective Alignment in Spatial Language. In Coventry, Kenny R. and Tenbrink, Thora and Bateman, John. A, editors, Spatial Language and Dialogue. Oxford University Press.
[65]			Steels, L., van Trijp, R., and Wellens, P. (2007) Multi-Level Selection in the Emergence of Language Systematicity. In Almeida e Costa, F. and Rocha, L.M. and Costa, E. and Harvey, I, editors, ECAL07, pages 425--434. Springer.
2006
[64]			Steels, L. (2006) Experiments on the emergence of human communication. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 10(8):347--349.
[63]		(7)	Baronchelli, A., Felici, M., Caglioti, E., Loreto, V., and Steels, L. (2006) Sharp Transition towards Shared Vocabularies in Multi-Agent Systems. J. Stat. Mech., (P06014).
[62]		(1)	Steels, L. (2006) Semiotic Dynamics for Embodied Agents. IEEE Intelligent Systems, 21(3):32--38.
[61]			Aurnhammer, M., Hanappe, P., and Steels, L. (2006) Integrating Collaborative Tagging and Emergent Semantics for Image Retrieval. In Proceedings WWW2006, Collaborative Web Tagging Workshop.
[60]			Steels, L. (2006) Collaborative tagging as distributed cognition. Pragmatics and Cognition, 14(2):275--285.
[59]			Steels, L. (2006) How to do experiments in artificial language evolution and why. In Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on the Evolution of Language, pages 323--332.
[58]		(1)	Steels, L. and Beule, J. D. (2006) Unify and Merge in Fluid Construction Grammar. In P. Vogt and et al., editors, Symbol Grounding and Beyond: Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on the Emergence and Evolution of Linguistic Communication, pages 197--223. Springer.
[57]			Steels, L. and De Beule, J. (2006) A (very) Brief Introduction to Fluid Construction Grammar. In Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Scalable Natural Language (ScaNaLu06).
[56]		(2)	Steels, L. and Hanappe, P. (2006) Interoperability through Emergent Semantics. A Semiotic Dynamics Approach. Journal on Data Semantics.
[55]		(1)	Steels, L., Loetzsch, M., and Bergen, B. (2006) Why Human Languages Mark Perspective.
[54]			Steels, L. and Wellens, P. (2006) How Grammar Emerges to Dampen Combinatorial Search in Parsing. In P. Vogt and et al., editors, Symbol Grounding and Beyond: Proceedings of the Third International Workshop on the Emergence and Evolution of Linguistic Communication, pages 76--88. Springer.
2005
[53]		(13)	Steels, L. and Belpaeme, T. (2005) Coordinating Perceptually Grounded Categories through Language: A Case Study for Colour. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 28(4):469--89.
[52]		(7)	Steels, L. (2005) The emergence and evolution of linguistic structure: from lexical to grammatical communication systems. Connection Science, 17(3-4):213--230.
[51]		(5)	De Beule, J. and Steels, L. (2005) Hierarchy in Fluid Construction Grammar. In Furbach U., editor, Proceedings of KI-2005, pages 1--15. Berlin: Springer-Verlag.
[50]			Sole, R. V., Corominas, B., Valverde, S., and Steels, L. (2005) Language Networks: their structure, function and evolution. Trends in Cognitive Sciences.
[49]		(1)	Steels, L. (2005) The role of construction grammar in language grounding.
[48]		(4)	Steels, L. (2005) What Triggers the Emergence of Grammar? In AISB'05: Proceedings of the Second International Symposium on the Emergence and Evolution of Linguistic Communication (EELC'05), pages 143--150.
[47]		(3)	Steels, L., De Beule, J., and Neubauer, N. (2005) Linking in Fluid Construction Grammar. In BNAIC-05. Brussels, Belgium: Royal Flemish Academy for Science and Art.
2004
[46]		(2)	Steels, L. (2004) Social and Cultural Learning in the Evolution of Human Communication. In D. Kimbrough Oller and Ulrike Griebel, editors, Evolution of Communication Systems: A Comparative Approach, pages 69--90. The MIT Press, Cambridge MA.
[45]		(19)	Steels, L. (2004) Constructivist Development of Grounded Construction Grammars. In Proceedings Annual Meeting Association for Computational Linguistics Conference. Barcelona.
[44]			Steels, L. (2004) Analogies between Genome and Language Evolution. In Pollack, J. et.al., editor, Artificial Life IX. The MIT Press Cambridge Ma..
[43]		(2)	Steels, L., De Beule, J., Neubauer, N., and Van Looveren, J. (2004) Fluid Construction Grammars. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Construction Grammars.
2003
[42]		(27)	Steels, L. (2003) Evolving Grounded Communication for Robots. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 7(7):308--312.
[41]		(2)	Steels, L. (2003) Intelligence with representation. Philosophical Transactions: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 361(1811):2381--2395.
[40]		(1)	Steels, L. (2003) Social Language Learning. In Tokoro, M. and L. Steels, editors, The Future of Learning. IOS Press, Amsterdam..
[39]		(2)	Steels, L. (2003) The Evolution of Communication Systems by Adaptive Agents. In Alonso, E. and D. Kudenko and D. Kazakov, editors, Adaptive Agents and Multi-Agent Systems: Adaptation and Multi-Agent Learning. LNAI 2636, pages 125--140. Springer Verlag, Berlin.
[38]		(5)	Steels, L. and Baillie, J-C. (2003) Shared Grounding of Event Descriptions by Autonomous Robots. Robotics and Autonomous Systems, 43(2-3):163--173.
[37]		(2)	de Jong, E. D. and Steels, L. (2003) A Distributed Learning Algorithm for Communication Development. Complex Systems, 14(4).
2002
[36]		(2)	Staab, S., Santini, S., Nack, F., Steels, L., and Maedche, A. (2002) Emergent semantics. IEEE Intelligent Systems, 17(1):78--86.
[35]		(12)	Steels, L. (2002) Grounding Symbols through Evolutionary Language Games. In Angelo Cangelosi and Domenico Parisi, editors, Simulating the Evolution of Language, pages 211--226. London: Springer Verlag.
[34]		(2)	Steels, L. and Belpaeme, T. (2002) Computational Simulations of Colour Categorisation and Colour Naming.
[33]		(21)	Steels, L. and Kaplan, F. (2002) Bootstrapping grounded word semantics. In Ted Briscoe, editor, Linguistic Evolution through Language Acquisition: Formal and Computational Models. Cambridge University Press.
[32]		(40)	Steels, L., Kaplan, F., McIntyre, A., and Van Looveren, J. (2002) Crucial Factors in the Origins of Word-Meaning. In Alison Wray, editor, The Transition to Language. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2001
[31]		(27)	Steels, L. (2001) Language games for autonomous robots. IEEE Intelligent systems, pages 16--22.
[30]		(2)	Steels, L. (2001) Social learning and language acquisition. In McFarland, D. and Holland, O., editors, Social robots. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press.
[29]		(23)	Steels, L. and Kaplan, F. (2001) AIBO's first words: The social learning of language and meaning. Evolution of Communication, 4(1):3--32.
2000
[28]		(9)	Steels, L. (2000) The Emergence of Grammar in Communicating Autonomous Robotic Agents. In Horn, Werner, editor, ECAI2000, pages 764--769. Amsterdam: IOS Press.
[27]		(6)	Steels, L. (2000) Language as a Complex Adaptive System. In Schoenauer, M., editor, Proceedings of PPSN VI. Berlin, Germany: Springer-Verlag.
[26]			Steels, L. (2000) A brain for language. In Proceedings of the Third Sony CSL Paris Symposium: The ecological brain. Paris.
[25]		(1)	Steels, L. (2000) Mirror Neurons and the Action Theory of Language Origins. In Architectures of the Mind, Architectures of the Brain.
[24]		(3)	Steels, L. (2000) The puzzle of language evolution. Kognitionswissenschaft, 8(4):143--150.
[23]		(8)	Steels, L. and Oudeyer, P-Y. (2000) The cultural evolution of syntactic constraints in phonology. In Artificial Life VII. MIT Press.
1999
[22]		(13)	Steels, L. and McIntyre, A. (1999) Spatially Distributed Naming Games. Advances in Complex Systems, 1(4):301--323.
[21]		(14)	Steels, L. (1999) The Spontaneous Self-organization of an Adaptive Language. In Koichi Furukawa and Donald Michie and Stephen Muggleton, editors, Machine Intelligence 15, pages 205--224. St. Catherine's College, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
[20]		(20)	Steels, L. and Kaplan, F. (1999) Situated grounded word semantics. In Dean, T., editor, IJCAI99. Morgan Kaufmann Publishers.
[19]		(22)	Steels, L. and Kaplan, F. (1999) Collective learning and semiotic dynamics. In Floreano, D. and Nicoud, J-D and Mondada, F., editors, ECAL99, pages 679--688. Springer-Verlag.
1998
[18]		(2)	Kaplan, F., Steels, L., and McIntyre, A. (1998) An architecture for evolving robust shared communication systems in noisy environments. In Proceedings of Sony Research Forum 1998. Tokyo.
[17]		(18)	Steels, L. (1998) The Origins of Ontologies and Communication Conventions in Multi-Agent Systems. Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems, 1(2):169--194.
[16]			Steels, L. (1998) Structural Coupling of Cognitive Memories Through Adaptive Language Games. In Pfeifer, R. and Blumberg, B. and Meyer, J-A and Wilson, S., editors, SAB98, pages 263--269. Cambridge, CA: The MIT Press.
[15]		(45)	Steels, L. (1998) Synthesising the Origins of Language and Meaning Using Co-evolution, Self-organisation and Level formation. In Hurford, J. and Knight, C. and Studdert-Kennedy, M., editors, Approaches to the Evolution of Language: Social and Cognitive Bases, pages 384--404. Edinburgh University Press.
[14]		(3)	Steels, L. (1998) The Origin of Linguistic Categories. In The Evolution of Language (Selected papers from 2nd International Conference on the Evolution of Language. London.
[13]		(48)	Steels, L. (1998) The origins of syntax in visually grounded robotic agents. Artificial Intelligence, 103(1-2):133--156.
[12]		(27)	Steels, L. and Kaplan, F. (1998) Stochasticity as a source of innovation in language games. In C. Adami and R. Belew and H. Kitano and C. Taylor, editors, Artificial Life VI. Los Angeles: MIT Press.
[11]		(18)	Steels, L. and Kaplan, F. (1998) Spontaneous Lexicon Change. In COLING-ACL98, pages 1243--1249. Montreal: ACL.
1997
[10]		(7)	Steels, L. (1997) The origins of syntax in visually grounded robotic agents. In M. Pollack, editor, IJCAI97. Los Angeles: Morgan Kauffman Publishers.
[9]		(29)	Steels, L. (1997) Constructing and sharing perceptual distinctions. In M. van Someren and G. Widmer, editors, Proceedings of the European Conference on Machine Learning. Berlin: Springer-Verlag.
[8]		(107)	Steels, L. (1997) The synthetic modeling of language origins. Evolution of Communication, 1(1):1--34.
[7]		(6)	Steels, L. (1997) Language Learning and Language Contact. In Daelemans, W. and Van den Bosch, A. and Weijters, A., editors, Proceedings of the workshop on Empirical Approaches to Language Aquisition, pages 11--24. Prague.
[6]		(62)	Steels, L. and Vogt, P. (1997) Grounding adaptive language games in robotic agents. In I. Harvey and P. Husbands, editors, ECAL97. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
1996
[5]		(42)	Steels, L. (1996) Perceptually Grounded Meaning Creation. In Tokoro, M., editor, ICMAS96. AAAI Press.
[4]		(50)	Steels, L. (1996) Emergent Adaptive Lexicons. In Maes, P. and Mataric, M. and Meyer, J.-A. and Pollack, J. and Wilson, S. W., editors, SAB96. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
[3]		(61)	Steels, L. (1996) Self-organizing vocabularies. In Christopher G. Langton and Katsunori Shimohara, editors, Artificial Life V, pages 179--184. Nara, Japan.
1995
[2]		(31)	Steels, L. (1995) A self-organizing spatial vocabulary. Artificial Life, 2(3):319--332.
1994
[1]		(15)	Steels, L. and Brooks, R. (1994) The artificial life route to artificial intelligence: Building Situated Embodied Agents. New Haven: Lawrence Erlbaum Ass.