The European integration deeply changes the territorial planning terms. This process leads first to a better coordination of the planning policies developed by the State Members, on the basis of shared goals. The new 2007-2013 cohesion policy also increases the need for a multilevel governance including the EU, the State members and the regional authorities. The transnational cooperation areas where prospective spatia l visions are collectively built perfectly shows that territorial policies are more and more shared between new stakeholders. That evolution definitely makes the traditional planning monopoly of the State old-fashioned. Nevertheless the State keeps the leading role.