Realism and liberalism are two extremely important theories of international relations. These doctrines demonstrate sagacious perceptions of war, foreign affairs, and domestic relations. The fundamental principles of the protocol on which we rely are not always fearful (Karle, Warren, 2003). By interpreting the data, we could understand these ideas. The evaluation of these faculties exerts a remarkable domination over the concepts of international affairs. By analyzing this data, you will understand the varying relationship between realism and liberalism. Realism is broadly defined as verisimilitude, meaning “the faithful representation of reality” (Donna M. Campbell, 2011). Realism is the doctrine that universals exist outside of the mind (Merriam Webster, 2012). A realist or individuals who study realism claim to believe in the correspondence theory of truth (Hilary Putnam, 1976). According to the teachings of Aristotle, this conjecture is the theoretical analysis for realizing the truth without evidence to support the facts. This harmless cliché has the particularity of maintaining the notion of perception according to each person's belief system. The correspondence of truth is related to the world and how the world describes the real state of things. Proven through the premises of metaphysics in Aristotle's earlier works, to assert that something that is does not exist or to assert that something that does not exist and say that it exists would be a lie; and saying what exists and what is not is non-existent is considered truth (Metaphysics Lab, 2002-2009). Realism was a faction found throughout the country, it was generally made up of people from the Midwest and South. Enduring it...... middle of paper ......im part in the destruction of the economy and state affairs. However, I am optimistic that through the collaboration of the people of the state and the government, we will all contribute to the restoration of the government and its constituents. Criticisms of the political approaches of current associations indicate that the theories of realism and liberalism exercised are important for influencing the government and its policies. The phenomena and excesses all provide insight into the functioning of state affairs. These theories provide explanations for the non-interventionist ethic in maintaining primary survival. Both identify strategies building on these controversial postulations. It is essential that people understand the nature of international relations and the effectiveness of both theoretical perspectives, regardless of the importance of one over the other..