While K.C. Wheare criticized the Indian Union as quasi-federal, which of the following constitutional experts famously defined the Indian federal setup as a classic example of "Cooperative Federalism"?

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Granville Austin argued that the Indian Constitution created a cooperative federal structure, which does not place the states in a subordinate position to the Centre, but fosters mutual dependence and institutional balancing to achieve social revolutions.

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