You wrote "In an international environment, project success may be evaluated differently from a domestic project. The success measures may include cultural awareness, ethical considerations, and political sensitivity."

For international projects, the measures of success could vary depending on cultural, political, and economic factors. However, Hofstede's cultural dimensions model identified five key areas of cultural differences or dimensions that can allow you to quickly and efficiently compare two different countries or regions in terms of what might define success (O'Halloran, 2014).

You are absolutely right about international projects and how one country's measure of success can be different from another. What are your thoughts on project success as it relates to the actual process of application of knowledge and skills (the definition of project management)?