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Reddit mentions of An Age in Motion: Popular Radicalism in Java, 1912-1926 (Asia, east by south)
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This book came out in the 1990s by a Japanese author who studied in the USA (Takashi Shiraishi): An Age in Motion. It's about 1910s-1926 or so, centered on Surakarta. It really had quite an impact on the way Indonesian history is viewed (avoiding both the nationalist Indonesian and colonialist schools of thought). I'd recommend it, not only was it groundbreaking but it's an entertaining read if you are interested in politics.
In terms of other books I have read lately... I found this one quite groundbreaking: Indonesian Muslim Intelligentsia and Power by Yudi Latif (viewable on Google Books here. It's not as focused on one time or place but has really interesting ideas about societal formation and intellectuals that makes older books on nationalism seem even out of date. Worth a try if that sounds interesting to you.